Terrasoul Superfoods Organic Sun-dried White Mulberries, 2 Lbs (Pack of 2), Sweet Superfood Snacking, Smoothie Booster, and Nutrient-Packed Yogurt Topping

For the last few months I've been on a mission to quit eating so much processed food. Even some of the "healthy" stuff is over-processed and not really that healthy (or at all good for us). I stumbled across Mulberries in a combo pack of goodies from TJ and was smitten! Of course, I turned to Amazon to find a way to have them come to my door. Winter is coming, after all. My initial arrived and they were everything I had hoped. Tasty, easy, well-packaged and actually IS good for us! I immediately added them to my subscription, so I can relax knowing my new healthy, yummy treat will be delivered to me in style!

We haven't been able to eat these berries at all, other than to taste them. The taste is sweet, but within several minutes the stomach cramping starts and ends with running to the bathroom. I've tested them several times and each time this happens. Too bad. I didn't contact the seller as we've had the bags for sometime now and probably not returnable. I would NOT recommend buying these.

Misleading! I thought I was getting 2 of the 2 lb bags of mulberries which is what it states or misleads in the title. Just know that there 2 of the 1 lb bags.

The product itself is very dry, almost as if it’s aged. It should be softer. But customer service is great company listens they customers.

It took me two visits to the Emergency Room and over three weeks to finally realize that the mulberries were the culprit behind my severe itching, hives, redness, swelling, constant skin scratching, and inability to sleep. Before that, I had to wash all my clothes three times with hypoallergenic detergent, but it didn’t provide any relief. I even bought new sets of underwear, shirts, and pants, and completely replaced my bedsheets and comforter. I became so worried that I eventually switched to an airbed because I thought everything was contaminated. During my second ER visit, the doctor said, “We can only give you the same medication because this looks like an allergic reaction” (I had blood drooling from my arms and back from severe scratching). However, I remembered the doctor had kept asking if I had recently changed my diet. I kept saying “no” because it didn’t occur to me that the mulberry was food. When I got home, I was about to eat the mulberry again when it hit me that I had been eating this snack every day for the last three weeks. That night, I decided to put it down and eat something else. Within two days, I was getting better, and after a week of no itch, I continued taking the medication because I was afraid the severe itch would return. Two weeks later, the sight of the remaining bags gave me an instant flashback. Although I struggled to understand how a fruit could cause such severe body outbreaks, I dare not eat another mulberry in my life.