Danielle Crispy Fruit Chips, Roasted Coconut, 2-Ounce Bags (Pack of 6)

I first purchased this Danielle product at all places, Marshalls. I was on my way to the movies, and was looking for something to munch on, and somehow found this bag to look appetizing. I immediately opened in my car to see if I was gonna like this hidden snack before I got all comfy during coming attractions.Oh WOW...I was hooked. I literally had to force myself to stop eating, and wait until I got to the movies. It took a lot of restraint, and (I'm a picky foodie when it comes to snacks.) I enjoyed every little tidbit of Coconut in the bag, and was sad when it was gone.When the movie ended, I googled where I can find this snack, and found out it was only sold in stores in the New York area. Somehow Marshalls ended up with this product due to some overstock not sold, or in some other capacity. I hit the Marshalls the next day, and sadly found all the Coconut sold out. I purchased the Pineapple in hopes it had the same kind of taste the Coconut had, but no...it was horrible.I've been looking high and low for this at other local Marshalls, but no luck. I finally caved in, and purchased here. I'm excitedly waiting for my 12 bag order.If you LOVE Coconut as much as I do, you will truly love this snack. I agree with others, for the price, the bag should have a bit more to enjoy.

I first tasted this from a food subscription box I had ordered. I had gotten the Honey Banana chips and it was so delicious and perfectly crispy that I had to order more. The one that I initially got from my subscription box had more than a year ahead left before it would have expired. That probably explains the perfect crisp and savor of the Honey Banana chips. HOWEVER, when I ordered from Amazon's third party seller, the ones I received already expired a month prior. Thankfully, they issued me a refund. Now I bought the Mango chips from Amazon, and they have really crappy customer service when it comes to this food item. I had opened one of the bags and tried them only to find that the chips were really hard and stale. Looked at the expiration day and they still had 5 months left in them. I requested a return with Amazon but they never approved it...All in all, Danielle chips are REALLY expensive. REALLY costly. But they have to be eaten right away once they're made. Otherwise, you get fruit chips that are hard and difficult to savor. Expiration date is a BIG deal when it comes to these chips, in my opinion, if you want to maximize the quality of your eating experience...

The texture and flavor of these is great-- you can snack on them alone or sprinkle on top of desserts/ice-cream--I have not cooked anything with them (yet), but I imagine these would but great in and on several recipes and Caribbean entrees, etc. -- Sadly, they are so addictive that I have yet to keep any long enough to bake with them :-)They are slightly pricey, but as a healthy snack that has fiber, potassium, and other benefits I think they are certainly worth it.I have not tried Trader Joes version, so I cannot compare the two (but I plan to in the future).Everyone I have given these to loves them-- even kids!The "chips" are not chips, but over-sized crisped "shavings"-- they have a nice texture, are a very reasonable size that isn't awkward to munch. They have a light natural sweetness that is slightly toasted.I certainly recommend Danielle Roasted coconut fruit chips to anyone looking for a tasty healthy snack.

These taste wonderful - on the flavor I have no complaints at all... afterall, I love coconut and that's why I made this purchase - these were meant to be a tasty and healthful little snack for the kids and I. I do, however, want to let others know that the amount per package is really small, the pieces are also not very large (after a short time of nibbling you almost feel as though you should have just bought a package of shredded coconut from the local market and toasted it in your oven... or even had purchased a fresh coconut)... as far as "bang for your buck" these got a thumbs down for me. I have no problem spending more money for healthy goods for my family, I see it as a very worthy splurge - but, these left me disappointed... bag full of air and a small palm-ful of toasted coconut... :(

My first exposure to these chips was at a local gourmet deli. I hestitated to purchase them due to the price ($3.25 for a 2 oz bag) but I bought them anyway. I AM SO GLAD I DID! These taste nothing like any banana chip I have ever tasted. They are simply DELICIOUS!!! The flavor is sweet but non-geasy and the chips have a nice crunch with a light as air puffy texture. The Ingredients: Just fresh Bananas and palm oil - that's it. No preservatives - No Trans fat. The only down side is the price, HOWEVER, if you order them through Amazon's subscription service you will get them at a better price.(you can choose how often you want them delivered). I couldn't wait to place my order and now I will be receiving them on a regular basis. TRY them, you won't be dissapointed!

My wife discovered the Danielle Sweet Mango Chips at a Cost Plus World Market. I hate to think of the fuel we burned going to every one of their markets in the Seattle area looking for more.The Mango chips are outstanding - intense flavor, good crunch - with the added bonus of being sugar,gluten and preservative free.Having owned a restaurant in Mexico which had a huge mango tree in the patio. I learned how great the naturally ripened fruit really tastes. Most of the mangos we find in markets here are still green and lack the mature, well-developed flavor of tree-ripened fruit. The Danielle Sweet Mango Chips capture the pure essence of ripe mango flavor!We'll be setting up a recurring order with Amazon so that we'll never have to be without our favorite snack.