365 by Whole Foods Market, Sundried Tomatoes, 4 oz

Good chew, fresh flavor. Dry yet still moist. Yes, it is salty. Give it a good rinse and be sure to use it paired with other foods. Just no need for added salt.Not something you want to snack on as is. If the salt is still bothersome, then try a brand that uses sulfur dioxide. Less salty, but there is a tradeoff there too.

It *is* saltier than other dried tomatoes I’ve had through the decades. Don’t let that put you off because they’re really good. I cook with them regularly, if I haven’t snacked on the contents before I have a chance to cook them.Don’t whine about the salt: either soak them a bit to rinse it off, or reduce the salt in your recipe to compensate. It’s not rocket science.

They tasted very good, although a little on the salty side. Put them in some Extra Virgin Olive Oil with garlic and onion, a little Italian seasoning, great!

Great taste and great value for your money!

This 365 Market food Item that I received was 2 months beyond the BBD (Best By Date). Such poor quality control considering it's a food product intended for human consumption.

These don’t come in oil (which i wasn’t aware of when purchasing), so are dry. Ok. No problem. But upon tasting - they’re really tart and not seasoned, unlike most other sun dried tomatoes. Gotta cut them extremely thin so they don’t overpower a dish. Overall, not upset I tried them, but will be sticking with Trader Joe’s jarred sun dried tomatoes in olive oil.

Great product the tomatoes are much softer than most brands. Much easier to work with.

Hard to find. Made a pasta Alfredo sauce !!!