I wanted to make an old recipe that my grandmother used to make. I needed this ingredient and was so happy to find it. It was perfect and has a long shelf life which I also appreciate since I didn't need all the cans at once.

We were glad to find this canned fruit, so we could have fruit during the pandemic. We have tried the blueberries and the sweet dark cherries. They are great. They are great on plain yoghurt, etc. We have bought more. And, we will continue to buy this after the pandemic is over.

After reading other reviews, I was very concerned about dented cans, however they showed up today 04/11/20 in perfect condition. Also importantly, the expiration date reads 10/21/21.

When I was a kid, I thought getting these blueberries to add to pancakes or put on top of vanilla ice cream was a big deal, and I'm happy to say my adult self agrees. They're the right size, the right sweetness and they taste great.Even more importantly, all the cans were in perfect shape, the best buy date is October 2021 and they were cheaper than in a local grocery store.

Always good to eat, hot or cold. Cooked or not

i will like it so much,cooking with red wine

Pies

I've ordered these before and will order them again in the future. one of my favorite pies - gooseberry!

As described and son was happy as he just keeps going for the grapes in our fruit salad

Used to make a raspberry jello, blueberry and crushed pineapple dessert. Yum.

Yes I liked it. I use it for a gelatin salad with crushed pineapple with cream cheese and cool whip topping.Wish Walmart would stick this in Richland Ave store in Aiken SC!

Since we can no longer get this item in our area or surrounding area, I was thrilled to get them. Was a little apprehensive as I was afraid they might be out-dated or something. Has lengthy expiration date. Very Satisfied. Recommend highly.

As thanks for some much-needed and much-appreciated help, I offered to make a neighbor his favorite pie. It was gooseberry. Huh?? I didn't even know what they are. And since they're not in season this time of year in my part of the world, and probably not available in my area even when they ARE in season, I sought out canned ones. Rebelling at the cost per can when buying the 2 cans needed for a pie, I opted for the 8-pack. And boy am I glad I did. My husband hadn't tasted gooseberry pie since he was about 9, but had fond memories of it. So after fulfilling the neighbor's wish, I made one for us as well, following the Oregon Fruit recipe online. Oh man, it is SO GOOD!!!! When this first box is gone, I will definitely order more. I am a convert! And my aged husband (we're both nearing (ack!) 70) is delighted too.