SOLELY Organic Dried Mango Halves, Large 2 Pack – Real Fresh Fruit, Portable On-the-Go Snack, Vegan, Non-GMO, No Sugar Added, Not From Concentrate, Shelf-Stable, Healthy Snack for Kids & Adults

I’ve purchased the SOLELY Organic Dried Mango Halves, many times, and they’ve become one of my absolute favorite snacks. The flavor is consistently delicious and it’s naturally sweet, tangy, and full of real mango taste without any added ingredients. I love that they’re organic and made with just one simple ingredient, which makes them feel like a clean, wholesome treat. They’re the perfect grab-and-go snack, whether I’m at work, traveling, or just craving something satisfying at home. The texture is nicely chewy without being tough, and the large pieces make them feel more substantial than most dried fruits. If you enjoy mango or are looking for a healthier snack option, I can’t recommend these enough. I buy them frequently because I enjoy them every single time!

Was very good .

I've tried at least 9 brands of organic dried mango, and this is the best and most consistent by far. A lot of them have way more sour tasting pieces than the sweeter ones, but this one is more balanced. A little pricier than I would like, but the quality is definitely there. It's still .80/bag less than at Whole Foods... REVISION - I wrote this the day before my shipment arrived. It was supposed to be 6 bags for $43. and change - came to $7.19/bag. THEN only ONE bag arrived, and the charge was $7.99 - same as Whole Foods. When I originally ordered, there wasn't even an option for a one bag purchase. Also, it didn't look as good as usual, and more of the pieces were sour. Shady. I'll be sticking with WF on this one.

These are so good! The only problem is, they are always unavailable now. I used to purchase these once a week, now I have to settle for the mango slices, rather than these mango halves.

I’ve had trust issues with dried fruit ever since that one time I bought “dried strawberries” that tasted like sadness and shoe leather. So I went into these dried mangoes with cautious optimism and a backup snack nearby, just in case. But let me tell you: these are the dried mangoes. Sweet, chewy, full of real mango flavor like they were plucked off a tree and politely asked to become better versions of themselves. Not overly sugared, not weirdly sour, not that tough, leathery kind that makes you question your dental insurance. Just… right. Every bite tastes like a tropical vacation that costs way less than a plane ticket. I keep telling myself I’ll only eat a few slices, and then suddenly the whole bag’s gone and I’m blaming the dog (he doesn’t even like fruit, but it’s the principle). If you’re looking for dried mango that actually tastes like mango instead of a distant memory of one, this is it. Just be warned: you will consider hiding the bag from your family. Or buying three more and lying about it.

Initially purchased a lot of this product. Pricey. The variation was just too much. Got a bag the taste strange with pieces of discolored objects. Contacted solely. After submitting pics, receipts, etc, went no where. Never resolved or questions answered. Found same organic mango in bulk from my warehouse store, MUCH lower cost.

Good size mangos. Not overly dry. Not too many pieces with the lemon taste, which is good. I am trying many brands to see which I like best and I would reorder these.

I’ve bought Solely Organic Dried Mango Strips many times because I loved how they used to taste — big, juicy mango strips that actually felt like real mango halves packed into the bag. Those earlier bags were a delicious, satisfying tropical snack that I reached for constantly. But recently there’s been a noticeable shift in quality. Instead of the nice, thick strips I expected, the mango now often comes as sour, thin pieces that just don’t deliver the same sweet flavor or satisfying chew. It definitely doesn’t feel like mango halves anymore, and a lot of what I’m getting tastes more acidic or under-ripe than ripe and sweet — which is disappointing when you’re expecting that classic dried mango experience.  That said, when you do get a good bag, it still hits the spot as an easy, on-the-go snack, and I appreciate that they keep things simple and organic with just real mango and no added sugar. But this inconsistency — especially the shift toward thin, sour strips — makes it hard to recommend unreservedly like I did before. If they can get back to the quality of the earlier batches, this would once again be a staple snack in my pantry.