smullis1: I probably wouldn't buy these again. l love organic Turkish figs, so I decided to try these. If you get a good one, they are excellent...tender and sweet. However, my observation at least with the package I received is that only about a half to 2/3 of them are tender and sweet. The other ones are darker in color and very hard and dry. I used to buy Indus Organic Turkish figs on Amazon and they were the BEST ever. Every one of the figs were soft, plump, tender, and sweet. But for some reason they don't sell them anymore. You could try these and see if you have better luck. Like I said, some of them are very good. But I don't like inconsistency to this degree and I probably wouldn't buy these again.
United States on Oct 16, 2019
Nathan W.: My Mom and I raid a local 'wild community' fig tree every summer when the fruit is ripe and for a few weeks enjoy the exotic fruit you only read about in classic fiction. We have tried several brands and styles of bulk dried figs to try to recapture the taste of our summer treat. We have tried both imported and domestic with some labeled organic and some not. Some are dark brown some are lighter, but all regardless of price have the texture and taste of cardboard. Blegh!!!
Enter Wild & Raw. Their figs are sweet and moist and actually remind you of eating a yummy, delicious exotic fruit! I am very pleased with the texture, moisture content and sugar content. Just right! These figs must actually be ripe when harvested and they are not dried to the point of needing boiling water resuscitation.
Based on my experience with the figs I also ordered a large bag of Wild & Raw apricots. I gave them to my Mom and so far she isn't sharing so they must be pretty good!
If you have given up on the lumpy garbage passed off as bulk figs at your local natural store try these. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
United States on May 21, 2018
ShellB: My husband and have raw nuts and dried fruit every day at lunch. We recently purchased Nature's Wild Organic Figs and look forward to enjoying them every day, what a nice tasty and healthy treat. The figs vary a bit in appearance and size, which is quite normal for organic figs. I do cheat from time to time and have an extra healthy fig when I crave something sweet and am deliciously satisfied. My favorite way to eat them is the old sandwich cookie method. I first go for one side of the skin, then the luscious inside and finally the other half of the skin. This method makes the deliciousness last a bit longer. We love that the figs are non-GMO, organic and sun-dried with no preservatives.
Just made my 12th order of this deliciousness, we go through about a bag a month and have found only 1 fig that was very dry. I guess that makes us loyal customers of Nature's Wild Organic Turkish Figs.
UPDATE: October 21, 2017
Here I am again. It"s less than a month since my last order of these little gems. I just don't want to run out. The bag says to refrigerate after opening and we've been doing that. However, my husband enjoys all fruits both dried and fresh more at room...
United States on Sep 01, 2017
SMTWNGalSMTWNGal: Shipped earlier and I got it next business day instead of the prime 2 day shipping! These are the best figs I've eaten! These figs are fresh, big, not sugary, organic, and amazingly delicious! I bought Wholes Food organic Turkish figs to compare to these at the same time to try....Nature's wild organic figs beat Wholes Food overly sweet organic figs by a margin!
Keeping it real and 💯 FYI: I bought Nature's Wild Organic 34 oz bag. It cost $15.99 w/free shipping. That's $0.47 an oz. I notice Nature Wild Organic have a 6 individual packs of 6oz bundle for $19.99 (36oz). That's $0.56 an oz and cost more for individual packages.
Lastly: the nutrition value and break down of Nature Wild Organic on the 34oz bag was not matching what's advertised so I took the liberty to share what's showed on my package.
I love that they are a small business and will definitely keep purchasing from them! :) great service, great quality, and quantity for price!
United States on Jul 03, 2017
| Organic Turkish Figs - Bulk Size - 2.1 lbs (34 oz) - Perfect for Snacking, Baking, and More! | Organic Turkish Dried Figs - Sweet and Delicious Sunny Fruit | Organic California-Grown Dried Black Mission Figs | |
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| Total Reviews | 73 reviews | 129 reviews | 1 reviews |
| Product Dimensions | 3 x 8 x 12 inches; 2.2 Pounds | ||
| Manufacturer | No | SUNNY FRUIT | Traina Foods |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | ||
| ASIN | B06X3T58PD | B07G6V9CY7 | B07KQKR56D |
I am one of these people who never write reviews but this time I am doing so to warn all the innocent customers who look at the overall review ratings and product packaging. I am a whole food plant based consumer and I mostly use organic products in my diet. I use a lot of dried fruit and used to buy it from a different company that does not sell organics any more. SO I decided to buy from a new company - Wild and Raw - they had some great reviews and great packaging graphics so I though I was not risking much, To my surprise, the product came close to expiration date! only 5 months shelf life left. That would not be a big issue if the quality of the products was good. Unfortunately, the figs are totally dried out - not only on the surface but inside too so you cant even eat them, they taste like granular dirt. Amazon Customer service is not taking any calls so I wrote to the suppliers. Will update you after they get back to me. But in the meantime, I dont recommend this brand until they explain why they are shipping products with such a bad quality. Hope that helps any potential buyers, thanks
United States on Apr 28, 2020