Asia Trans Seeded Red Li Hing Mui Crack Seed Plums - Hawaiian Favorite - Sweet, Sour, & Salty Dried Asian Plum 8.5 Ounces

Great taste

I have ordered these 2 times before and they had been very good. The product I just received was Inedible! I understand they are supposed to be salty. I grew up in Hawaii eating salty seeds and know what they are supposed to taste like. This product was practically encased with salt. I was totally disappointed I couldn't eat them...Buyer beware:(

Not palatable at all. They’re way softer than expected, and so incredibly sweet. There’s barely any saltiness and definitely no sour aspect. Just a mouthful of artificial sweetener with a terrible aftertaste that stick around on your tongue. These are nauseatingly sweet and I will have to trash the rest.

This was very good and addicting snack. I had to order another bag. When the 2nd bag was delivered, I didn’t realize I purchased seedless, which was a pleasant surprise, it too was very good and also addicting. Before finishing the 2nd bag, I purchased 2 more bags, only to find the following two bags tasted completely off, too salty and just tasted awful. Unsure what happened but it was very unfortunate. I was going to keep ordering this item (it was addicting with the right combo of salty, sweet & sour) but now that I know it can be unpredictable, I don’t dare to take the risk.

Very good, fresh flavor. Texture was nice. This is my second time buying fun then. I have not been disappointed. I will buy again.

I purchased this product multiple times, and each time the quality is a little different. Sometimes they are dry, and sometimes the seeds crack, other times they are great. However, my last purchase was inedible. The plums had no sweetness or taste at all, it was just like eating pure salt. You can't return the product, or complain about it to the seller, which can make this a bad value.

Actually taste good!

Grew up eating and loving these, especially stuck in the center of a fresh lemon half. I'm surprised I still have enamel left on my teeth. Now, in deference to my age and my teeth, I cut little fragments and put them, with the lemon bite, into my mouth with a spoon. Losing back teeth wouldn't be nearly so noticeable, even at 76, as a big gap in the front would be. But until my illness carries me off, I WILL have li hing mui available in my house, for the memories and the taste! I'm going to eat the 2nd one of the day, and it's only 1045. :)