Organic dried fruit at Madeline's

The Best Organic Dried Fruit

If you are shopping for organic dried fruit, Madeline's carries a deep bulk-style selection from Country Life Natural Foods, all labeled organic, covering everything from Medjool dates and Turkish apricots to figs, mango, and goji berries. Each fruit below is sold as organic, meaning it was grown under organic certification without synthetic pesticides. These suit snacking, baking, trail mixes, and cheese boards.

A quick note on sweetness: some dried fruits are just fruit, while others are sweetened. We flag which is which below so you can pick based on added sugar. Where a fruit is sweetened or fried in oil, we say so.

The best organic dried fruit at Madeline's

Organic Medjool Dates

Organic Medjool dates from Country Life Natural Foods

Large, plump organic Medjool dates with a rich, caramel-like sweetness and no added sugar. A natural sweetener for baking, smoothies, or stuffing. $8.95.

Organic Turkish Apricots

Organic unsulphured Turkish dried apricots from Country Life Natural Foods

Organic dried Turkish apricots, unsulphured, with a deeper brown color and a soft, naturally sweet bite. Good for snacking and baking. $14.95.

Organic Black Mission Figs

Organic Black Mission dried figs from Country Life Natural Foods

Dark, tender organic Black Mission figs from California with a deep natural sweetness. A cheese-board staple and baking favorite. $11.95.

Organic Golden Figs

Organic golden dried figs from Country Life Natural Foods

Naturally sweet organic golden figs with tender skin and a slightly nutty flavor. A lighter-colored alternative to Mission figs. $11.95.

Organic Mango Slices, No Added Sugar

Organic dried mango slices with no added sugar from Country Life Natural Foods

Single-ingredient organic dried mango with no added sugar. Chewy and tangy, a good unsweetened pick. $11.95.

Organic Goji Berries

Organic goji berries (wolfberries) from Country Life Natural Foods

Tangy-sweet organic goji berries (wolfberries) for trail mixes, oatmeal, and smoothies. A chewy, tart addition to snacks. $11.95.

Organic Medium Coconut, Unsweetened

Organic unsweetened medium-shred dried coconut from Country Life Natural Foods

Unsweetened, unsulphured organic coconut in a medium shred, with no added ingredients. For baking, granola, and topping. $5.95.

Organic Tart Cherries, Sweetened

Organic dried tart cherries sweetened with organic sugar from Country Life Natural Foods

Organic dried sour cherries sweetened with organic sugar to balance their tartness. Good for baking and snacking. Note: these contain added sugar. $9.95.

Organic Banana Chips, Sweetened

Organic sweetened banana chips fried in organic coconut oil from Country Life Natural Foods

Crisp organic banana slices fried in organic coconut oil with a touch of sweetener. A crunchy snack and trail-mix add-in. Note: sweetened and fried, not a raw dried fruit. $5.95.

Organic Date Coconut Roll

Organic date coconut roll from Country Life Natural Foods

Soft organic dates rolled in organic coconut, a simple two-ingredient sweet bite with no added sugar beyond the fruit. $7.95.

How to choose organic dried fruit

Decide first whether you want added sugar. Fruits like Medjool dates, mango slices, figs, and apricots are sweet on their own with nothing added, while items such as the tart cherries and banana chips are sweetened or fried, which changes the sugar and calorie profile. For baking, dates and figs work as natural sweeteners and bind well; for snacking and trail mixes, goji berries, mango, and coconut hold up nicely. Unsulphured fruit (like these apricots) is darker than the bright-orange sulphured kind, which is normal. Check the ingredient list on each product page if you are watching for added sugar or oils.

Frequently asked questions

Is all of this dried fruit organic?

Yes. Every product on this page is labeled organic by Country Life Natural Foods, meaning the fruit was grown under organic certification. Confirm the exact certification on the product page if that matters for your needs.

Which of these have no added sugar?

The Medjool dates, Turkish apricots, both figs, mango slices, goji berries, coconut, and date coconut roll are not sweetened beyond the fruit itself. The tart cherries are sweetened with organic sugar, and the banana chips are sweetened and fried in coconut oil.

How long does dried fruit last?

Stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, most dried fruit keeps for six to twelve months. Refrigerating it extends shelf life and helps softer fruits like dates and figs stay moist.

What can I use organic dried fruit for?

Dates and figs work as natural sweeteners in baking and smoothies, apricots and mango are good lunchbox and trail snacks, and goji berries and coconut add texture to granola and oatmeal. Figs and dates also pair well on a cheese board.

Related

Browse the Dried Fruits, Nuts & Seeds collection, or read our guides to the best gifts for the foodie and the best artisan sampler sets for food gifting.

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