NATIERRA Organic Freeze-Dried Mangos | USDA Organic, Non-GMO & Vegan | Gluten Free, No Additives, No Sugar Added | 1.5 Ounce (Pack of 1)

i love these! they’re expensive for the amount you get since you could literally eat it in one sitting but they are so yummy to snack on. they can be very hard so use caution when munching down on them or giving to children. they taste great and i love that they are allergy free and organic. :)

taste great biggest problem is there never seems to be enough in a single bag

it was an interesting surprise when I picked up the package. I could instantly tell these were going to be different. super light. weighed almost nothing compared to tradition dried mangos. the contents though were very sparse. definitely lacking. you are most likely to eat them all in one sitting if you're treating it as a fruit snack. which makes this the most expensive dried fruit snack on earth. wont be buying this ever again. I feel jipped. although - probably a good ingredient for creative high end culinary touches. but certainly not as a snack. stick to the traditional dried mangoes. you'll get your monies worth there.

The flavor is really good. The main issue is the texture, I don’t know how things are freeze dried but there is a very clear shell that is freeze dried and then a thin hard center. Perhaps it wasn’t left long enough or there was too much moisture but it’s almost not chewable. It is also more chewy because of this and less like a crisp.

These are crunchy and tart 💕 What I've found with other dried fruit options, is that sometimes all you taste is the added sugar, and no fruit. But these actually taste like mango. My 3 year old is a picky eater and she likes them too! It's too expensive for me buy on a regular basis, but it's a really nice treat every now and then ❤

My very picky son loves freeze dried mangoes so i've become an expert. Crispy Green and Onetang have great quality control such that the product is very consistent - a crunchy, somewhat caramelized(?) texture and an intentionally controlled thickness to the pieces.For Natierra, over multiple bags i've seen variation in ripeness/sweetness (some with a somewhat DHA/kelplike unsweet flavor), shape/thickness (usually puff-like but sometimes thin and hard), and some serious overall quality problems. One bag included mold growth, and two so far were dried from a product that was clearly in a poor state before drying - a solid flesh shell around a hollow cavity with thin dried membranes surrounding the cavity. I don't know what the fruit would have looked like before drying into this configuration but it was probably gross, and the dried end result only partially masks that.Maybe 1/3 of the bags so far have approximated the quality i expect from other brands. Will not purchase Natierra again.

I hate leaving reviews like this, but these freeze-dried Mango chips were the worst. I've tried several different brands of freeze-dried mangos and though most were very good as far as flavor and texture (light and crispy), I stopped buying a couple of my favorite brands when the prices shot way up. I then went on a search for other brands that offer this particular product. I decided to try a couple different brands from Amazon a couple of days ago and have had the chance to try both. The TALA brand (which was a bit cheaper than NATIERRA) were perfectly light, crispy, and bursting with flavor. The NATIERRA freeze-dried mangoes, however, tasted flat, not very flavorful, but most importantly were so hard and dense that I was unable to chew them. I kept them in my mouth for a little while, hoping they would become more edible through moisture, but they remained hard and just weren't tasty enough to bother wanting to eat more. I ended up giving them to my dog who has a much stronger jaw than myself. The dog did enjoy them, by the way, so they are now Rocky's snacks.

These are addictive. I ate a whole bag in one sitting. I wish I could afford my habit.