Yupik Organic Natural Figs, 2.2 lb (35.2 oz), Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Vegan, Whole Dried Fruits, Naturally Sweet, No Sulphites, No Added Sugar, Good Source of Fiber, Healthy Snacks, Ideal for Baking

Excellent and fresh soft very delicious😋 I read some reviews mentioned the quality is not good but it's not true l love the test and freshness and softness l am glad I ordered 😀 them

I was overly thrilled to find the Organic natural figs on Amazon. I have always purchased in my local stores. Past several years the product is not carried anymore. the size, moisture level surpasses my expectations. As far as snack quality and health benefits not quite sure. I am full blooded Italian heritage. I will use for fig filled cookies. Sugar contents is healthy instead of sugary snacks/cookies.

These are great. I cook them up with prunes and dried apricots and ginger, then cool, package in small amounts, and freeze. Take one container out at a time, thaw and keep in fridge. Eating a spoonful a day really helps keep everything "moving."

There are some getting a bit dark, but still tastes good.

The value is great in my opinion. These are some of the best DRIED Figs I've had. They are VERY Dry and results in a better true weight. If you like yours more moist, just soak them.

Best I’ve found online. I am a dried fig aficionado. This brand delivers the most perfect figs, not overly dried or crusted with too much natural sugars (like when they get old), but perfectly fresh and perfectly dried.

Tart, tough, terrible. I buy their organic apricots which are good and have about the same percentage of 5 star ratings as these organic figs, so based on that decided to try the figs. Do not waste your money.

Roughly 50% of the Yupik Organic Figs were lighter in color and very good to eat. About 25% were darker in color and their taste varied from being acceptable to tasting sour like vinegar or some other unpleasing flavor. I tossed about half of these in the trash since I found them inedible. The remaining 25% were very dark in color and mostly nasty to taste. Among these were some that tasted spoiled or perhaps like eating dirt. I finally stopped experimenting and just threw out the very dark ones as most of them made me gag. I have no doubt the suppliers are aware of this variation in their product. I am willing to pay more for these IF they would remove the very dark ones. Overall, I suppose I threw out at least 35% of these which made their overall price quite a bit higher than I paid. I am mostly disappointed but I don't see anyone on Amazon providing a guarantee for higher quality figs. I doubt that you can get a better selection of dried figs on Amazon, I have looked extensively. I hope this helps in your decision making process.