Salty and Sweet Dried Plum 200g /7.05oz dried plums dried plums asian

I’ll let you know after Christmas when the person getting these as a gift has tasted them! I’m betting they’ll love them so I’m giving them a five-star rating.

They taste ok ,but not very big,,,,,very tiny AND DON’T CARE FOR THE SEEDS.👎👎👎👎👎

It is very delicious product.... there are few things I wish were mentioned: the pounds have pits in them and it feels like they added some salt to the pounds. In general the flavor is good, they are pretty sweet and the flavor mix is great - it hits the spot with only few plums. I guess the pits inside the lungs is the most annoying part (however it makes the plums softer even when they are dry).

The plum was addictive.

Gift. Recipient didn’t care for. Item too small, too hard and not enjoyable enough.

I’ve loved these plums from childhood in Jamaica. So here’s nostalgia. - I used to get the sweet&salty hard dried plum candies. Sometimes they were moist and juicy too; wrapped in parchment to preserve the moisture. I’ve been addicted. —-BUT WHERE HAVE THESE BEEN ALL OF MY LIFE???!!!!! WOW!!! They’re real too, the pits are honestly part of the experience; it wouldn’t be the same without them. I could roll those pits around my mouth and suck on them for hours. Sometimes I’d try to ( and successfully) crack the pits and get a rush of more sweet/salty flavor. Don’t try it!! Don’t crack the pits!!! It’s dangerous to your teeth-I was very young.

Too small and has pits

Loved the chewy, sweet, salty & a touch of tart that is typical of the preserved fruit candies from China that I remember as a child growing up in the Philippines. To those who complain about the pits, these are real plums (read: REAL FRUITS), which are from the same genus cherries belong to called Prunus. If you've ever had cherries, you know they have the same kind of pits. And if you hate those, be warned & should probably avoid these candies from nature. But if you love preserved cherries & prunes, you're likely gonna love these wonderful gifts from nature as well, just preserved the Chinese way.

Tasty. But much smaller than expected. They are close to the size of a 5 cent piece.

They are as hard as rocks, and i’m not counting the pit in them, it nearly broke one of my tooth trying to chew

Tried them and they don't taste natural. And should dried red plums be almost florescent in color if they are naturally dried? I'm guessing there must be food additives.

Save your money. They are tasteless and hard as rock!