Organic Dried Persimmons

I’ve tried many companies. These dried persimmons are actually good. Fresh seeming and not disgusting at all. I’ll buy again.

I've been buying my dried persimmons from Nuts.com for forever. I decided to switch it up and give a different brand go. I have to say that I now prefer Chiechi's persimmons over Nuts.com. The former's dried fruit texture and flavor is better with the bonus of being easier to chew. I don't have dental issues at all but Nuts.com persimmons are really hard to take a bite out of, they're on the harder side, and would discomfortingly scrape my gums while chewing.

I LIKED THEM but they are not like LOCAL fresh Virginia Persimmons of the Ozarks to New England, I like to call the "Butterscotch of the woods" and considered a miracle food by the Gatto Aboriginal Americans probably due to the magnesium Manganese Ascorbic Acid (vit. C) and other nutritional deficiencies relief? not medical advice of course

Nasty strange chemical taste- waste of money

We ordered dried persimmons from Chechi Farms and we were extremely pleased. They arrived quickly. They were well packaged. The taste and freshness were superb. With this level of quality we will definitely order again and again!

Unfortunately for whatever reason the persimmons lacked flavor and texture. They were very dry and extremely thin sliced. They were edible, but not savory. I was trying to replace the dried persimmons I bought several weeks in a row from Sprouts Farmers Market…that then they don’t stock anymore, sad to say. Those were thicker slices and flavorful. Each little box was $6, which I thought were expensive, so I bought these online, as they were lower in cost than others online, but absolutely no comparison. The few black spots don’t bother me, that’s just how ripe persimmons get. No big deal, but DRY SLIVERS WITHOUT FLAVOR won’t work for me, sorry to say. This isn’t sellers fault. It’s just how the product it. Might be good for weight loss, as you won’t want to eat much of it and is not very sweet.

Too dry and sharp to eat.

I love persimmons unfortunately where I live their hard to find and in the winter it's too cold to be eating juicy fruit,now I get to enjoy my persimmons without the juicy mess