Target has freeze dried fruit now. It's in the candy isle.

The freeze dried mangos at TJs aren't cheap but the bananas and strawberrries aren't a bad price.

Op wants the crunchy freeze dried fruits, not the chewy regular dried ones. Trader Joes has freeze dried mangos but not particularly cheap. I've never found it cheap.

A second recommendation for trader joe's. I love their dried granny smith apples. We also make our own but they're not the same.

Anonymous wrote:I'm also following this thread. The boxes with the individual servings of freeze dried apple and banana/strawberry at Costco were recalled.

Any other ideas for affordable freeze dried apple? It really is a great car snack!

Yeah, we got the call about that AFTER we'd already eaten them all. We were fine (and the youngest muncher was a small 7-year-old), thank goodness. And that was by far the best price (anything under a dollar per bag is good, and the Costco bags were actually bigger/contained more fruit than the ones I find elsewhere like Giant).

Our oven has a dehydrator mode. You might want to see if yours does, too.

Get a dehydrator and make it. The store bought stuff has added sugars d flavoring. You cut it and throw it in overnight or in the morning and it's ready rhat night or when you wake up. Stores for months!

I'm also following this thread. The boxes with the individual servings of freeze dried apple and banana/strawberry at Costco were recalled.

Any other ideas for affordable freeze dried apple? It really is a great car snack!

Trader Joes has lots of dried fruits. Not sure if they have apple but worth checking out.

Where can I find a good deal on freeze-dried fruit? My kids love the Brothers ones in the disney bags, specifically the apples. But at a dollar or more a bag for barely any inside they're pretty expensive. We travel often and freeze dried fruit is such a food plane/car snack!

I see giant tubs at costco for $100 but can anyone speak to the quality of taste?