Raw Organic Goji Berries

I've been buying and enjoying Goji berries for years. Goji berries are also called Wolfberries or NingXia Goji berries primarily because the majority of commercially produced Wolfberries come from the Ningxia Hui Region of north-central China. Goji berries are called a "superfood" and although that's probably "marketing talk", I personally find that the very high level of nutrients and antioxidants provided by eating them helps my vision and appreciably helps my immune system. I eat them raw by hand. I give them to my dogs. I put them in salads. I particularly enjoy my home-made trail mix which I make by adding them to walnuts, almonds, toasted sesame seeds, roasted pumpkin seeds, and dehydrated banana chips. As I mentioned, I've been buying them for years ... and SunFood in my opinion is an excellent source for them, indeed, my preferred source. The berries arrive beautifully packaged, not stuck all together (as with other suppliers); plump, not shriveled (as with other suppliers); and very fresh tasting, not "old" tasting (as with other suppliers). A nice plus is that SunFood's bag is easy to open and reseal. Did I mention they are delicious?

The best-tasting goji berries we've ever tried! We've been buying them for years in Chinese stores, but these ones are the best. Actually, they are so good, that we've brought some back to China for friends and family! Some packages come with berries stuck together. We just put them in a refrigerator, and next day hit the package over the counter. Berries readily come apart. It doesn't affect the taste.

They're chewy and taste great. They're the best I've tried, and I've tried Navitas in the US and a few kinds while living in Europe. Much better than Navitas' goji berries, which were basically crunchy (stale) and inferior in taste. -- Update -- The quality has dropped since I've written this review, but they are still way better than Natvitas, which aren't worth eating. I'll be checking out other brands though to see if I can get better ones. -- Update -- I've now tried the Dragon Herbs Goji berries, and these are how Sun Foods used to be. They're moist, chewy, and excellent. Definitely the best I've tried.

I truly appreciate the way Sunfood Goji berries are plump and sweet. They are not all shriveled up and hard like other brands that I've tried. And these Goji berries are part of my daily morning drink, along with mama powder and cacao powder. It makes for a wonderfully, tasty drink that keeps you going all day without feeling hungry.

I was very disappointed to hear that this company is not only no longer owned by its co-founder David Wolfe, but they actually actively ripped the man off in a heinous, vicious manner. A lot of people have only heard of goji berries thanks to Wolfe's tireless efforts in letting people know its value. Sun Foods was taken over in a hostile bid that wrecked his life. As far as taste, I got much better goji berries from Ron Teaguarden's Dragon Herbs at I Herb dot com (first time buyers also get a very sizable discount on orders). The Sun food goji berries had some duds, the Dragon Herbs ones are much better in quality and taste which means they'll provide you the health benefits you're looking for as well. A lot of people trying to eat better want to do it with integrity. For anyone who wants to hear the sad tale of the Sun Foods saga and the nasty things going on as a few very low integrity mega corporations try to take over the natural foods market, I'm posting a link below to the Youtube. I was surprised to hear this and would NEVER want to promote a company like this who stole a man's life's work out from under him. [...]

A friend recommend I try these, and I discovered this particular brand and package size was a considerable savings over that of the nearby markets. Still, it struck me as a bit excessive for Dried Fruit (I was not aware they were dried). That being said, I was so surprised by how yummy they were. And if they are as nutrient-packed as is generally claimed (because, of course, this might be just another marketing-driven fad), then its a wonderful treat indeed. Hope this helps!

I use these for a quick between meals snacks when feeling tired or the need for some natural sugar. Frankly, many say that they are a cross between cherries and cranberries (more like cherries in my opinion) but I like them better. The included information on amount of protein and fiber is helpful as it is clear that, per calorie, Goji Berries are some of the most nutritionally rich foods on the planet. I have bought as many as 3 bags at once and ate them over a few weeks. Given the seal-able high quality packaging, they stay fresh. Highly recommended.

Disappointed because when I tried this brand from a co-workers bag they were soft and tasty and chewy, these are hard, some bone dry and I had to throw away half the bag. To be fair, lately Goji berries from Healthworks and Viva labs are the same way, but this is twice the price! I think it's either orders fulfilled by Amazon that are either old, or too dry because even though the bags are factory sealed, air is allowed in through the plastic zipper when that's not closed. I have been buying these for over a year from various companies, Viva labs and Healthworks (2lbs bags) so I know what good Gojis should taste like. I might give up on these berries in general, I feel like all the companies buy from 1 supplier and change the labels Rich

I've tried several brands of goji berries and these are by far the best ... flavorful and chewy. It's great to eat something that is delicious and so good for us! My cairn terrier, Carly, loves them too!!