My grandmother always had these fruit slices in the candy-bowl of her home in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts; as a kid, it was one of the treats of visiting my grandparents. These are very much as I remember them, though a bit more jelly-like and “flexible” (my grandmother’s were a bit harder, more chewy, and stood-out straight when you held them … but perhaps her placing them in a covered candy bowl dried them out a bit? Who knows). At any rate, the flavor of the lime, in particular, is just as I remember it; the lemon, almost precisely the same. The orange is also very similar. The cherry tastes somewhat different … but I may be confusing cherry with raspberry (which, perhaps, were the “red ones” that my grandmother had in her bowl all those years ago). I suppose there’s only one way to find out … order some raspberry slices! So glad to have these fond flavors of childhood in the house once more—they evoke far more than just the flavors of years gone by!

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My grandmother always had these fruit slices in the candy-bowl of her home in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts; as a kid, it was one of the treats of visiting my grandparents. These are very much as I remember them, though a bit more jelly-like and “flexible” (my grandmother’s were a bit harder, more chewy, and stood-out straight when you held them … but perhaps her placing them in a covered candy bowl dried them out a bit? Who knows). At any rate, the flavor of the lime, in particular, is just as I remember it; the lemon, almost precisely the same. The orange is also very similar. The cherry tastes somewhat different … but I may be confusing cherry with raspberry (which, perhaps, were the “red ones” that my grandmother had in her bowl all those years ago). I suppose there’s only one way to find out … order some raspberry slices! So glad to have these fond flavors of childhood in the house once more—they evoke far more than just the flavors of years gone by!

Excellent. Fresh