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    Dried blueberries

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      sean wife
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      Anyone knows where to get dried blueberries here? Check out the iherb ones, quite ex, about $13 for less than 120g...Trying to get healthier snacks for the kids.... ๐Ÿ˜„

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        jce
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        There is a jap stall that sells dried blueberries, thereโ€™s a branch in Tangs, Ion b4 (I think this one is under reno), Taka b2 near the 1A (or is it A1) curry puff. But these are not cheap either. What I like about these are that they are individually packed in small packets, perfect as snack.

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          peapot
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          Cold storage sells dried berries, dried mangoes, dried cranberries.

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            yeng
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            Are you looking for organic or non-organic ones? If non-organic, you can try the http://iherb.com/p/35700?rcode=yen647 ones.


            I too have not been able to find affordable ones in sin. Have resorted to buying fresh organic blueberries occasionally when they are cheaper. But I must say the antioxidant level is awesome!

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              cherrygal
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              I saw them at Fairprice Finest. About $9 - $13 a packet (not sure how heavy) at the organic fruit section. There are also non-organic ones at the snacks section where you get the dried prunes etc.

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