Enjoy Hawaii Seedless Li Hing Cherry 7 Ounce Bag

Born and raised in Hawaii in the 50s and 60s, Yick Lung was the only provider of seeds in every pharmacy and grocery store I knew. Now we have many choices of "Li Hing Mui," which was only one kind when I was growing up. In cherry seed, I look for some moistness and extra sweetness, with the salt as background -- unlike Li Hing Mui, where salt is foregrounded usually, even in the "sweet" kind. This is more like generic li hing mui with a little cherry flavor. I'll stick to my other brand, and hope someday someone will remember how to make "sweet sour wet seed," my absolute favorite, lost to history.

I just wish they weren't so expensive to get here when I go to Hawaii probably can get them for $4 or $5 a bag here I have to pay $20 but they just feel so worth it it's so delicious

Was good but not quite the same brand used too just alittle different taste and texture different. But very close. I think the Crack Seed Store has to he best products!

These don’t taste half as good as they used to. I have been to Hawaii several times to visit family & vacation, and have eaten these there each time. The Li Hung Mui sour content is very small. The fruit does not taste or look like Cherry. And, even the fruit color is much lighter than in the picture. It tastes incredibly different & not worth a fraction of the price I paid. I wish I didn’t buy 3 bags. :(((

I didn't realize I practically ate the whole bag. Just wanted a snack that reminded me of home.

Love this sweet treat I became entranced with as a child living in Hawaii. They are difficult to find locally so I appreciate the option of ordering from Amazon.

Right cherry is purchase in Big Island - left on Amazon - Cherries on left are chunks vs shred and seasoning is sweeter. LiHing flavor not same or as tasty. Too sweet, needs more "hing-ing".

reminds me of products my grandma would get.