Instead of packing fruit snacks in your child’s lunchbox, why not pack real fruit?! Fruit Bliss’ naturally dried Organic French Agen Plums are the perfect lunchbox addition or after school snack for your little one! They are naturally dried, organic, and contain no added sugar! Find Fruit Bliss at the Kids Food Festival on February 28th + March 1st at Bryant Park in NYC!

From the Mouth of a Kid:

It’s sweet and juicy!

From the Eyes of a Parent:    

Fruit Bliss Dried Agen Plums are made without sulfur dioxide and contain no added sugar so I know exactly what is going into their tummies during snack time. I pack the dried fruit packets in their lunchboxes and always keep a package in my purse for busy days when we are out of the house and looking to snack healthfully. The dried plums aren’t too sweet and are perfectly juicy—the whole family can’t get enough of these convenient treats!

Flavorful Features:

Fruit Bliss dried fruit also come in other fruits such as

• Organic Deglet Nour Dates
• Organic Turkish Figs
• Organic Turkish Apricots

The Icing on the Cake:    

Fruit Bliss dried fruits are certified Kosher, gluten-free, vegan, non-GMO, 100% organic, and Ashley Koff Approved.

Time to Eat?!

Pack in your child’s lunchbox or keep in the pantry at home for an after-school snack.

Good to Go?

Yes! They are individually packed in resealable bags so you can have a sweet, healthy and mess-free snack wherever you are!

Mix it Up!

Dice Fruit Bliss Organic French Agen Plums to put in quinoa or couscous salad!

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