Fruit Gift Box
Fruit Gift Box
No sugar added dried cherries, roasted nuts, and nothing artificial.
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From The Source
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Product Description
Product Description
- Washington’s famous Bing and Rainier cherry varietals-- showcased on their own and paired with lightly toasted nuts
- Cherries are locally grown and gently dehydrated at Chukar headquarters using a time-honored process that retains their nutrition
- Perfect for fruit lovers and health-conscious snackers
- Arrives in an eco-friendly gift box
What’s Inside
What’s Inside
Bing Cherries: Plump, tangy, and deliciously chewy! Tree-ripened and naturally dried Washington cherries without added sugar, sulfites, or preservatives.
Rainier Cherries: This prized Northwest cherry is locally grown and picked fresh, then gently air dried with no added sugar or preservatives.
Pistachio Cherry: No sugar added. The tangy taste of Bings, Rainiers, and Tart cherries mixed with shelled pistachios. Heart healthy.
Triple Cherry Nut Mix: Northwest-grown Bing, Rainier, and tart dried cherries with pistachios and almonds. No sugar added.
Nuts Over Bings™ Mix: Slightly salted cashews, pistachios, and almonds paired with large dried Bing cherries grown in Washington. No sugar added.
Nutrition & Ingredients
Nutrition & Ingredients
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Bing Cherries: Dried Bing Cherries with nothing added.
Rainier Cherries: Dried Rainier Cherries with nothing added.
Pistachio Cherry: Unsweetened Dried Bing Cherries, Unsweetened Dried Rainier Cherries, Roasted Pistachios, Unsweetened Dried Tart Cherries.
Triple Cherry Nut Mix: Unsweetened Dried Rainier Cherries, Unsweetened Dried Bing Cherries, Roasted Almonds, Roasted Pistachios, Unsweetened Dried Tart Cherries.
Nuts Over Bings™ Mix: Roasted Cashews (Cashews, Salt), Unsweetened Dried Bing Cherries, Roasted Pistachios, Roasted Almonds.
- Real cherries. May contain occasional pits.
- Shelf Life: Store in a cool, dry place. 18 months for dried fruits, 12 months for dried fruit and nut mixes.
Please see individual products for nutrition information.
Shipping Details
Shipping Details
- Flat Rate Standard Shipping $12.95
- Orders with chocolate may require expedited shipping.
- Overnight orders shipped on Friday will arrive on Monday.
- Please call our Customer Service Team at 800-624-9544 for Saturday Delivery.
- For more information on shipping to AK/HI/APO/PO Boxes, please click “More Shipping Information” below.
Shipping Transit Times
*Order by 10 a.m. PST Monday–Friday and your order will ship the same day!
| Merchandise Total | Std. 3–5 Business Days | 2 Business Days | Overnight |
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| Up to – $74.99 | $12.95 | $18.95 | $34.95 |
| $75.00 – $249.99 | $12.95 | $21.95 | $49.95 |
| $250.00 & above | $12.95 | $24.95 | $64.95 |
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How It’s Made
Real Ingredients, Minimally Processed
- Northwest-grown cherries are air dried at our facility in Eastern Washington
- Approximately 5 lbs of fresh cherries are used to create 1 dried pound
- Dried cherries are coated with premium chocolate blends in old-fashioned copper kettles
- Everything is made fresh and shipped fresh
- All of our products are free of preservatives or anything artificial
Cherrylicious Health Benefits
Nature's Anti-Inflammatory
Research suggests cherries use anthocyanins to reduce swelling. Imagine an all-natural pain killer that tastes this sweet!
A Fiber-licious Snack
A cup of sweet cherries delivers about 3 grams (12%) of the recommended daily dose of fiber.
Sweet Cherries, Sweet Dreams
One of the few plant sources of melatonin, sweet cherries naturally improve the quality of sleep.
Treat Yourself to a Low GI
Cherries boast a lower glycemic index than almost any other fruit! They release glucose slowly and evenly.
Drop a Cherry Bomb on Cancer
Cherries contain ellagic acid and anthocyanins, which appear to be potent inhibitors to the growth of cancer cells.
Take the Bite out of Gout
Boston University School of Medicine reports patients who pair eating cherries with taking their medicine have a 35%-75% lower chance of an attack.
Source: Northwest Cherry Growers