D'Arbo Premium Wild Lingonberry Sauce 14.1 oz | Made with only the finest Wild Lingonberries | 60% Fruit Content | Delicate yet Tangy Sweetness Brings out the Best in your Sweet or Savory Recipes

I really love the taste of this lingonberry. Just right , not too sweet just a tad of tartness.lm a repeat customer . Good on most everything from ice cream to pancakes to muffins and toast.

I think most jellies are too sweet, this is nice and tart. Tastes like cranberries. I put it on toast, but would work for a topping or on a turkey sandwich.

My husband loves making Swedish pancakes and apart of that tradition is using these berries to eat them. We are very thankful Amazon sells these! Thank you!

I had ordered the Sanniti brand of lingonberries, and after having had lingonberry jam in Norway, was totally disappointed - just a vague, general berry taste, and sugar. So I went hunting for the real thing, and tried Darbo, which is made in Austria.It's the real thing. Zesty, fresh clean lingonberry taste, just as I remembered it. There is really no comparison. If you want lingonberries, get Darbo. If you just want red jam with some. kind of berries in it, get Sanniti from Sweden.I don't know about these days, but in the past, Sweden was notorious for putting sugar in everything, including mustard and sausage.Darbo would be wonderful on a muffin, or in a muffin.

I needed some lingonberry sauce for rice pudding and couldn’t find any locally. While reading reviews, I discovered D’arbo lingonberries. They are more like a sauce instead of a jam-like texture, had more flavor, and worked beautifully for rice pudding. D’arbo is my #1 choice for lingonberries!

This sauce is the perfect addition to your Swedish lamb burgers! The sweet and slightly tart taste cuts through the fatty heaviness and the rich red color is a delight to the eye

Lingonberries are common in Europe to go with meat, and these are by far the best.

Jar was leaking a little when it arrived. It wasn't properly wrapped. All the bubble wrap was just on one side of the jar with all the rest of the jar just in plastic film. The jar was packed in a box with a number of other heavy, loose items from the Amazon warehouse (products from other sellers), so understandably got jostled around a good deal. I do think proper packaging (a decent job of bubble-wrap, at least) would have prevented this. The product was not spoilt, still good, tastes delicious. However, it was meant to be saved for two months until Christmas as a gift, so I'll have to order another. Can't return and for the life of me can't figure out how to get a refund or replacement because Amazon makes that as difficult as humanly possible, of course.Anyways, like I said, the lingonberries are delicious, just an issue with the packaging.