1 / 6Wholefood Earth Organic Dried White Mulberries 500g
Wholefood Earth Organic Dried White Mulberries are whole, sun-dried berries from Turkey, sold in a 500g pack. The listing describes them as naturally sweet with no added sugar and suitable for snacking or adding to cereal, yoghurt, smoothies and baking.
At a glance
- Whole, sun-dried white mulberries, described as organic.
- The listing states 12g of fibre per 100g and no added sugar.
- Can be eaten as a snack or added to cereal, smoothies and desserts.
- Suitable for vegans and vegetarians, according to the listing.
Often bought together
Pros and cons
Pros
- One-ingredient product, listed as Organic Dried White Mulberries.
- Several straightforward uses, from snacking to cereal toppings and baking.
- Fibre content is specified per 100g, making it easier to compare with other dried fruit.
Technical specifications
7 specifications| Brand | Wholefood Earth |
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| Ingredients | Organic Dried White Mulberries |
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| Fibre | 12g of fibre per 100g |
| Country of origin | Turkey |
| Pack weight | 500g |
| Dimensions listed | 17 x 7 x 24 cm; 500 g |
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| Item model number | 5060470145026 |
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What to know before buying
- The product is packed in an environment that also handles nuts, peanuts, sesame, mustard, celery, soya and cereals containing gluten. The listing also gives a shorter traces warning that omits mustard and celery. Check the packaging if allergies or dietary requirements are relevant.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Buyers looking for dried white mulberries to snack on or mix into cereal, yoghurt, smoothies and baking.
- People seeking a vegan-friendly dried fruit with a stated fibre value and no added sugar.
Less suited to
- Anyone who needs a product made in an environment free from the listed allergens or traces without first confirming the packaging and handling details.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
69% 69% - 4 stars
19% 19% - 3 stars
5% 5% - 2 stars
2% 2% - 1 star
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Customer feedback describes the mulberries as tasty, while opinions on value for money are mixed, with some considering them worth buying again and others finding them slightly expensive. That taste feedback may matter if you plan to snack on them plain, while the value concern is worth weighing against the 500g pack and your intended use. The aggregate ratings lean positive overall but do not explain individual experiences.
Positive themes
- Customers describe the taste positively.
Mixed feedback
- Value for money receives mixed feedback.
Frequently asked questions
How can these dried mulberries be used?
The listing suggests eating them on their own or adding them to cereal, yoghurt, smoothies, flapjacks, granola, trail mixes and baked desserts.
Do they contain added sugar?
The listing says no sugar is added and describes the sweetness as coming from the fruit's naturally occurring sugars.
Are they suitable for vegans?
The listing says they are suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
Is there an allergen-handling caveat?
Yes. The product is packed in an environment that also handles nuts, peanuts, sesame, mustard, celery, soya and cereals containing gluten. Check the packaging if this matters to you.
