Looking for a greaqt after school snack that’s both sweet and sour? Try Traina Foods Sour Sugar Coated Bing Cherries. Traina’s Sweet Bing Cherries are dried under the California sun and dusted with a bit of a sour sugar – making them a great alternative to sour candies! Traina Foods Sour Sugar Coated Bing Cher come in 6 oz. snack bags that are perfect for taking on-the-go or throwing in your kids’ lunch bags.Kids will love the sweet and sour flavor, and parents will love that they’re eating real fruit.

From the Mouth of a Kid:

They’re juicy and sweet and a little bit sour.

From the Eyes of a Parent:

My kids love those sour candies, but I don’t love that they’re filled with artificial ingredients. Traina Sweet Bing Cherries Dusted with Sour Sugar are the perfect compromise.

Flavorful Features:

Naturally packed with nutrients, Traina Food’s dried fruits are available in 4 different flavored snack bags:
• Sour Sugar Coated Cherries
• Sun Dried Apricot Strips
• Sun Dried Strawberries
• Sun Dried Fruit mix Bits

The Icing on the Cake:

Since the ingredients are limited to 4 items, these fruit snacks contain next to nothing but deliciousness and flavor. Plus, they’re gluten-free, vegan, and an excellent source of fiber. 

Time to Eat?!

These snack-packs are great to pack with lunch or have in a bag on-the-go. They also make for a healthy afternoon snack with some cheese or nuts.

Good to Go?

Yes! The individual size 6 oz. snack bags are great for taking wherever you go.

Mix it Up!

Toss them into yogurt, oatmeal, homemade granola or trail mix for sweet and tangy flavor.

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