Good deal on organic dried fruit, individually packaged - 70% off

[Crazoo]

The cherry and mango flavors are $15 as opposed to the regular price of $51

These are individually packaged so they're great to throw into lunch boxes for school/work. Great healthy snack alternative from the other sugary products out there.

Free shipping if you buy two... better yet buy 4 and use the "MEAL1000" coupon for $10 off, bringing the total to $12.50 per case.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.h...Go=Go&tag=deal0e-20&linkCode=ur2&page=grocery

 

[carolrie]

Thanks for the tip off. I ordered some and can't wait to try them

 

[OceanAnnie]

Yes, thanks for the tip. Can you use the "MEAL1000" coupon code for just two?

 

[Crazoo]

Yes, thanks for the tip. Can you use the "MEAL1000" coupon code for just two?

MEAL1000 coupon is $10 off $50 grocery products... so if you want to just buy 2, you need to add another $20 worth of grocery products.

 

[OceanAnnie]

Ok thanks. It is a great deal and I am looking for some healthy items to add to lunches. I think I will go for 4 packages or maybe look around on Amazon a little at some other food items.

 

[Crazoo]

Ok thanks. It is a great deal and I am looking for some healthy items to add to lunches.

There's an entire "natural and organic" section on Amazon...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.h...X0DER&tag=deal0e-20&linkCode=ur2&page=grocery

 

[nhrenee]

The cherry and mango flavors are $15 as opposed to the regular price of $51

These are individually packaged so they're great to throw into lunch boxes for school/work. Great healthy snack alternative from the other sugary products out there.

Free shipping if you buy two... better yet buy 4 and use the "MEAL1000" coupon for $10 off, bringing the total to $12.50 per case.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.h...Go=Go&tag=deal0e-20&linkCode=ur2&page=grocery

Does anyone know if these are dried fruit (soft) or "chips" crunchy? They seem to be described as baked-dried-chips?

TIA

 

[Crazoo]

Does anyone know if these are dried fruit (soft) or "chips" crunchy? They seem to be described as baked-dried-chips?

TIA

I'm guessing they're more the crunchy types