Macro Organic Frozen Raspberries 450g

Versatile frozen fruit. Found with all the frozen packets of fruit, these Frozen raspberries are so versatile and can be used for baking, smoothies, on ice cream or just on their own. My 12 year old decided to make a fruit smoothie and raspberry muffins and was very happy with this product. The packet is Easy to open and is resealable. This packet will cost $8. 80 for 450g. They tasted delicious on their own, in the drink and baked goods. Originated from Chile and long UBD of 2023. I do recommend these if you purchase the organic Macro range but for me I found them a little too expensive. Thanks Bunch for the opportunity to try.

Versatile and tasty. I used these in both smoothies and in a pear and raspberry cake and they were delicious in both cases. My toddler also snacked on a couple straight from the bag with no complaints. In the smoothie, they created a nice pink hue and a subtle tang to my drink without being overly seedy. In the cake, I added a little over half the bag to the batter before placing into the oven. The berries added a nice colour and tang without becoming mushy or making the cake soggy.

Fresh Tasting although Frozen. I was a bit skeptical about the frozen bit, but not anymore. I have made a raspberry milkshake, blending a handful of the frozen raspberries with vanilla ice cream, and was pleasantly surprised. The raspberries have retained their freshness even though they are frozen. I also used a handful in a raspberry tart and that too was a success and the raspberries added a lovely flavor and taste to the tart. I definitely will be buying it again and will recommend it to anyone who loves to bake or blend for fresh juice as well.

Tasty. These were quite nice on a cake, but as a person living on my own, found the size of the pack too large, and as a result would be very expensive compared to the small punnets I can buy at the greengrocers. Again Woolworths, why aren't you using Australian fruit? This was "Packed in Chile from Multiple Origins" - would this include China perhaps? I really do like to know the origins of my food. This is not something I would buy again, primarily because I have no idea where it originates from. I am used to buying my fresh fruit and vegetables from the greengrocer knowing in most instances the actual property on which it was grown in Australia.

Good quality frozen rasberries. Thankful for trying out an organic option! Turned out great in my Avo, banana berry smoothie Perfect for many uses, smoothies, overnight oats, muffins, pancakes and so much more options. The berries were in perfect shape (not mashed up) and taste just like fresh when added in a recipe! Kids also enjoy their overnight oats with the juicy rasberries swirled in.

More prominent grainy seed bits. I used them in the most obvious choice, a raspberry and banana smoothie. A nice looking package, easy to read and locate in store. I like that it has a see through box at the front. I did notice that there was a lot of really small pieces of loose raspberry and some whole raspberries. Not a huge problem as most people would use them in a smoothie or sprinkle on breakfast anyway. The flavour was just like a fresh raspberry, as it should because the package only contains organic raspberries. I did find I kept getting grainy seed bits in my mouth. I like to eat fresh raspberries, which you do get grainy seed bits too, however I found the grainy seed bits more prominent. Grown in Chile is not ideal, but we probably wouldn't produce ... MoreMore prominent grainy seed bits. I used them in the most obvious choice, a raspberry and banana smoothie. A nice looking package, easy to read and locate in store. I like that it has a see through box at the front. I did notice that there was a lot of really small pieces of loose raspberry and some whole raspberries. Not a huge problem as most people would use them in a smoothie or sprinkle on breakfast anyway. The flavour was just like a fresh raspberry, as it should because the package only contains organic raspberries. I did find I kept getting grainy seed bits in my mouth. I like to eat fresh raspberries, which you do get grainy seed bits too, however I found the grainy seed bits more prominent. Grown in Chile is not ideal, but we probably wouldn't produce enough to freeze our Aussie produce. At $8. 80 for 450g I do think it is good value for organic raspberries and being frozen you can have it anytime of year.

Great taste. I thoroughly enjoyed these raspberries and had them in a variety of different ways including adding them to my oats for breakfast, mixing them into a cheesecake and putting them in a bowl with some mixed nuts and having them as a snack. They held their shape when defrosted and were still full of flavour. They have a 5 health star rating, which is fantastic, can't get any better than that and it has no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. It's a bit disappointed that they're not Australian, they're packed in Chile from multiple origins. I'm not sure why Woolworths wouldn't want berries grown and packed in Australia. The bag is $8. 80 for 450g. I normally buy the regular Woolworths branded non-organic frozen raspberries and I pay $5. 80 for a ... MoreGreat taste. I thoroughly enjoyed these raspberries and had them in a variety of different ways including adding them to my oats for breakfast, mixing them into a cheesecake and putting them in a bowl with some mixed nuts and having them as a snack. They held their shape when defrosted and were still full of flavour. They have a 5 health star rating, which is fantastic, can't get any better than that and it has no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. It's a bit disappointed that they're not Australian, they're packed in Chile from multiple origins. I'm not sure why Woolworths wouldn't want berries grown and packed in Australia. The bag is $8. 80 for 450g. I normally buy the regular Woolworths branded non-organic frozen raspberries and I pay $5. 80 for a 500g bag and if I'm being completely honest, I couldn't tell the difference between the organic and non-organic raspberries. I even put both in a bowl and mixed them together to see if I could tell the difference, which I couldn't. I think if these were grown and packed in Australia I would be happier to pay for the raspberries but the Woolworths non-organic raspberries are packed in Chile from multiple origins too. Finally, I had an enormous amount of difficulty finding these raspberries at Woolworths. I went to multiple different stores, asked at the service desk and it took about 6 weeks for me to be able to find them in my local store. They have obviously been in demand as they were sold out and temporarily unavailable for quite a long time. Thank you Bunch for giving me the opportunity to sample this product.

Very nice but expensive. These frozen raspberries were very easy to find in store with the other frozen fruit and come in a decent size. I really liked the taste. I added them to my morning smoothie and they are beautifully sweet. I loved how convenient and cheaper it was to have frozen raspberries rather than fresh ones. The reason I only gave them 4 stars was because they are packed in Chile (from multiple origins) and because they are more expensive because they are organic. I'd recommend these to others who don't mind paying extra for organic produce but I myself don't care much about having organic products and prefer buying the generic Woolies brand that costs much less.

Deliciously plump, flavoursome raspberries. Love these raspberries, so large, plump and full of flavour. They have frozen very well and are still whole, not crumbled or stuck together. Delicious in baking or equally as delightful straight from the freezer, on cereal or even better, with icecream I love raspberries and this product is excellent but why, oh why do we keep importing our fruit when some of the best is grown right here in Australia. Had to get help to decipher the tiny, green writing to see that these are in fact grown in Chili. That's why I took a star off the rating. Loved the sample but would not purchase as I can get some of the very best raspberries locally and freeze myself. Thank you Bunch for a delicious sample

Not fussed for organic. I regularly purchase frozen fruits, including raspberries, to enjoy for breakfast especially during winter months when they are not readily available. It was frustrating when I was shopping for these organic berries as my local store was out of stock for weeks. I was curious to see if there was any real difference between the regular and the organic varieties. I found the organic raspberries were identical in appearance, texture, and taste. To my way of thinking, the extra charge for the organic ones is simply not worth it. I enjoyed the berries but won’t be including them in my weekly shopping.