Anna and Sarah Dried Organic Mango, No Sugar Added, No Preservatives, Al-Natural, Premium Quality in Resealable bag 3 LbsUSDA Organic

This is what the mango is supposed to taste like. No extra sugar added. Best dried mango I have come across.

Great flavor, fresh and good price

These are a NO for me! I usually buy acme brand or stop at an Asian market. I decided to order on Amazon. First of all, I like small chewable tasty pieces! I get none of that with this brand. Chewing just 1 made my jae hurt so bad I actually had to spit it out. After Chewing and Chewing and Chewing you get this dusty mushy like feeling in your mouth with NO mango flavor. These have been cut and dried way to THIN! I enjoy thicker, smaller pieces I can pop in my mouth and chew. These aren't it. I HATE wasting money!! I feel like I threw $10 away. These are unedible to me.If you like large, thinly sliced extra dried out mango's that you can't chew then These are for you.

These mangoes are the best. No sugar,(which most dried fruit have a lot of) they are organic and non GMO and have a great taste!!! I'll be getting them from Anna and Sarah as long as the price stays the same.

On delivery, excellent texture and flavor, After refrigeration the pieces were like tough jerky, microwaved at 20% power in 1,000 watt micro for 5 minutes with damp paper towels above and below 6 pieces on a plate.

Oh, dear reader, have I got a tale for you. Picture this: a 3-pound bag of dried mangoes, and a self-proclaimed mango maniac (yours truly). Our adventure begins with a late-night online shopping spree and an overzealous click of the "Add to Cart" button. Little did I know, I was in for a whirlwind of fruity fun.Upon arrival, the sheer size of the package left me gobsmacked. It was like a bag of cement, but instead of building houses, I was building a fortress of vitamin C and tropical vibes. It became my trusty companion in the days to come, as I waded through the seemingly never-ending supply of chewy goodness.Now, let's talk about the taste. I've had my fair share of dried fruit in the past, but these mangoes were something else. Each bite was a mouthful of sunshine, brightening even the cloudiest of days. The sweetness had a hint of sass, like a cheeky wink from Mother Nature herself, reminding me that there's more to life than my mundane 9 to 5.However, it wasn't all smooth sailing on the S.S. Mango Mania. The occasional piece was tougher than a cowboy's leather chaps, turning a delightful snack into a jaw workout. I've never been one to shy away from a challenge, but I couldn't help but wish for a bit more consistency in my daily mango munchies.I also noticed that my hands began to resemble those of a Cheeto enthusiast. Each bag-opening session left me with an otherworldly orange glow, like I'd taken a quick dip in a vat of nacho cheese. While I appreciated the battle scars of my mango journey, it made for some awkward encounters with colleagues who seemed convinced I'd acquired a new hobby in spray tanning.In the end, my three-pound mango marathon was a roller coaster of emotions, filled with laughter, tears, and an unhealthy amount of fiber. I'll treasure the memories, though my digestive system may not be as fond. So, to sum up, these dried mangoes deserve a solid 4 out of 5 stars – a delectable, hilarious, and slightly messy snack experience that I'll never forget.

I chose this product based on reviews and the lack of added sugar. The mango slices are from organically grown fruit and there is no added sugar which I wanted specifically. I received the product thinking how good these slices would be, yet when I tried some slices, they were like shoe leather. I could not tear the slices with my teeth and it felt like I would pull them out if I kept at it. I love dried mango slices and I am so disappointed to own 3 lbs of slices that I have to use kitchen shears on to make pieces I can eat.

Really nice product.No extra sugar, and the pieces each seem to be from a fully ripe mango side.I like the toughness, but you can soak them in warm water to soften them up for babies or folks new to real dried fruit.I eat them as a snack, but I bet you could add them to chutney or curries for a hidden flavor.