Bare Baked Crunchy Apple Chips, Cinnamon Apple, Gluten Free, 3.4 oz Bag

Crunchy and sweet - so delicious I love em. After having the Granny Smith apple chips I had to try this 1 and I'm glad I did . The apples they use must be nice juicy red apples cause these chips are absolutely wonderful! Try em you won't regret it .

These chips are tasty, and about what you should expect for dried fruit. They're crispy, and just a teeny bit tough until you get them chewed up. But they're just apple and cinnamon. No additives. Nice snack.

Good snack that kids like. Crunchy and tasty. No added sugar or preservatives!

If you like dried apples, this is the best that I've ever eaten.

Great taste, and crunchy texture. I used to only get dried apples when someone in the family made them. I feel like I'm cheating, but I love the fact that I can have these whenever I want them now.

Introduction: The pictures made this product look appealing, in that it looked like the product and description suggested the individual pieces would look similar to a chip. The description of the ingredients also sounded very good to me.Pros: The "chunks" (see Cons, below) were very tasty, with the distinct flavor of apple and cinnamon. They were not greasy to handle, as promised.Cons: The contents of the bag I received were more like chunks of apples and cinnamon. I don't believe the chunks were caused by shipping because none of the chunks looked like broken chips. The bag stated there were approximately 3.5 servings using a 2/3 measuring cup. I was only able to get two serving out of the bag.Conclusion: At $4.98 a bag with two servings, I feel this product is overpriced. I cannot recommend this product.

These are very good, and would have received 5 stars if I was only going on flavor/texture, and quality alone. One of my bags came in with a knife cut through it which I didn't notice until I was almost completely through what was left in the bag...this could have happened anyplace in the supply chain (so no subtraction there). I did subtract 2 stars as the price went up on these again and I thought they were already over priced the wait it is. So please understand that my star count is not because of the quality of the product, but because of the price of the product. Now I do realize that it's not cheap to make these, however it should not cost $5.00 or more per bag to purchase what is really only about 1 large banana that has been baked. They are very good as I stated, but the cost is at least double (in my opinion) to what they should be. A single banana will cost about .60 to .75 cents in most cases here in the U.S., and they are charging almost 10 times that amount for the product. If they were half or even $3.00 a bag at most that would be more acceptable for what we are receiving product wise, and that would have been 5 stars in my book as they are very good.

I put them in oatmeal