Highland Sugarworks Wild Maine Blueberries Packed In Water, 3.5-Ounce Tins (Pack of 24)

Very well packed, but texture consistency is variable. Flavor is excellent for baking or smoothies.

Great berries. A little bit watery.

The blueberries are delicious IF I can get to them. I used my manual can opener and my electric can opener and I could not get the cans open. I ended up pouring out the juice and drinking that since I couldn't get to the blueberries themselves. The can is rounded and has no real edge for the opener to grasp onto. I hope they consider redesigning the can so I can open them. I have tons of the cans in my cabinet and I can't use them - unless I just want the juice.

I've gotten back into baking and these are great. I also read that these smaller wild blueberries are better for you than the big produce blueberries. Not really sure if that is true, but, we like them better, and, they're easy to keep on hand. I found a blueberry muffin recipe my family loves that has NO sugar in the batter, so, it's a great breakfast and snack. I didn't find any can opener issues as other reviews mentioned. They do seem expensive, but, fresh produce goes to waste so easily, and, these are great to have on hand.

Good product, but very expensive. I am sure the expense is because they are in cans. I wish there were less expensive ways to have wild blueberries shipped.

I love these little cans of wild blueberries. I went looking for them in my local grocery stores and they did not have this size. So fortunately I did find them on Amazon. I've already used them in my Buckwheat pancakes that I just started making. The berries added so much to them. They are now my favorite pancakes.

I wish these tasted better. Wild blueberries are the smaller cute ones not sold in produce sections. There are two sizes of wild blueberries. These are the smallest, which appear to be the same ones you find in the Duncan Hines Blueberry muffin mix. Ones that are also wild, but not as tiny as these are sold by Woodstock (frozen) and Wylers (frozen and canned). I have found that Highland Sugarworks blueberries are virtually tasteless in baked goods, although I like the look of the tiniest of the wild blueberries which is Highland, but the tastelessness is loosing out to the frozen wild brands.

Needed wild blueberries for a smoothie recipe. Found these and they are perfect.Because they are canned, I don't have to worry about them going back before I can used them.I shared some with my daughter and she called and said they used them for blueberry pancakes and loved them.I will definitely keep buying these.