Nature's Turn Freeze-Dried Sour Kiwi Crisps – Lightweight Hiking Snack for Trail Trips, 6 Resealable Bags
Nature's Turn Freeze-Dried Sour Kiwi Crisps – Lightweight Hiking Snack for Trail Trips, 6 Resealable Bags
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Why you'll love it
- Single-ingredient, no-added-sugar fruit that satisfies sweet cravings without refined sweeteners
- Individual 0.53 oz portion bags prevent overeating and keep crisps crunchy on the go
- Freeze-drying locks in potassium, iron, and flavor of fresh sour kiwi without artificial preservatives
- Naturally gluten-free, vegan, paleo, and non-GMO to fit multiple restricted diets in one household
- Shelf-stable format eliminates refrigeration worries for travel, school, and emergency pantry stock
- Wide range of flavor and variety packs (up to 36 bags) supports trying new fruits or bulk gifting
- Loved the freeze dried texture for those with food texture sensitivities
- Good price point
- Perfect blend of sour and sweet
- Consistent quality across the brand's freeze dried products
Perfect for
- Portion-controlled school lunch or after-school snack for kids ages 3+
- Lightweight, non-perishable snack for hiking, camping, and travel
- Cereal, smoothie, or trail mix ingredient to boost flavor and nutrients
- Thoughtful health-conscious gift for birthdays, holidays, or get-well occasions
- Guilt-free desk or car snack for busy professionals avoiding added sugar
- Added to smoothies
- Hiking snack
If you love sour or tart, our kiwi is for you. Plant-Based, Superfood Snacking at its Best! Each pouch contains a single fruit ingredient.
Freshest, ripest, non-gmo, 100% fruit snacks, healthy and safe plant-based treat
With tons of delicious flavors to choose from, there’s an easy, anytime snack for every palate
Our freeze-dried fruit crisps are perfect for snacking on their own, but are also great for baking, adding color to your favorite dessert and so much more
Our products are made with no sugar added, no corn syrup, no additives, non gmo, no dyes, gluten free, peanuts, eggs and dairy free and nothing artificial. Our fruit is freeze-dried, a gentle dehydration process that removes over 90% of the water within a fruit or vegetable while retaining most of the color, flavor, and nutrients you’d expect from fresh fruit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these light enough to pack on a long backpacking trip?
Yes. The 0.53 oz individual bags are extremely lightweight and compact, so you can slip a few into a backpack, hip belt pocket, or daypack without adding meaningful weight to your load.
Do I need to keep these cool while camping or hiking?
No refrigeration is needed. The freeze-drying process and sealed bags make these shelf-stable snacks safe to carry in a backpack, car, or tent, even in warm weather.
Will the bags survive being tossed in a hiking pack with other gear?
Each portion is sealed in its own durable 0.53 oz bag designed to keep the crisps intact, so they handle the jostle of a trail pack, hip belt pocket, or hydration vest just fine.
Can I eat these on the trail without making a mess?
Yes. The dry, crunchy crisps produce no juice, no sticky residue, and no peeling — you can eat them one-handed with trekking poles in the other without staining gear or gloves.
Do these provide quick energy for a strenuous hike?
Sour kiwi delivers natural fruit carbohydrates for fast energy along with potassium to support muscle function, making it a smart pick-me-up during long ascents or mid-trail breaks.
Are these a smart snack to stash in a car for road trips?
Yes. Because the bags are shelf-stable, mess-free, and individually portioned, they are perfect for cup holders, glove boxes, and center consoles on long drives without melting or spilling.
Will the crunch hold up in a hot car during summer travel?
Freeze-dried fruit is dry by nature, so the crisps stay crunchy in warm vehicles far better than fresh fruit, granola bars, or chocolate, which can melt or go stale in the heat.
Can I take these through airport security in a carry-on?
Yes. Freeze-dried fruit crisps in sealed bags are TSA-friendly solid snacks, so you can pack them in your carry-on for a healthy alternative to overpriced airport food.
Is this a good addition to a homemade trail mix?
Absolutely. Sour kiwi crisps add a tangy, sweet contrast to nuts, seeds, and chocolate in trail mix, and their crunch holds up well even when mixed with other dry ingredients.
Can I pack these for a picnic without an ice chest?
Yes. The shelf-stable, no-refrigeration-needed format means you can pack a few bags into a picnic basket, blanket roll, or backpack and enjoy them at the trailhead or park without any cooling.
How do freeze-dried sour kiwi crisps compare to energy gels for hiking?
Unlike energy gels that often contain added sugars, caffeine, or artificial ingredients, these crisps deliver real-fruit carbohydrates and potassium in a more natural, satisfying crunchy form.
Are these better than granola bars for outdoor adventures?
Granola bars often pack added sugar, oil, and gluten, while sour kiwi crisps deliver pure fruit with nothing added, plus they are lighter, crunchier, and won't melt in a warm pack.
How do these compare to fresh fruit for a multi-day trip?
Fresh fruit is heavy, perishable, and bruises easily, while freeze-dried sour kiwi gives you the same fruit flavor and nutrients in a lightweight, shelf-stable bag that lasts the entire trip.
Will the sour taste feel refreshing or harsh after a long hike?
Most hikers love the tangy pop of sour kiwi as a refreshing palate cleanser after hours of water and bland trail snacks, especially on a hot day when you crave something bright and crisp.
Is the individual packaging wasteful for outdoor use?
The single-serve bags are actually a major advantage outdoors because they eliminate the need to portion out food in the field, keep the remaining crisps crunchy, and reduce the chance of spills attracting wildlife.
Can I bring these on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard trip without ruining them?
Yes. The sealed bags are waterproof-friendly and the dry, crunchy crisps are unaffected by splashes or humidity inside a dry bag, making them ideal for paddling and water-based adventures.
How should I store freeze-dried sour kiwi crisps after opening?
Once a bag is opened, reseal it tightly or transfer the crisps to an airtight container and store in a cool, dry place. Because the freeze-drying process removes all moisture, the crisps will stay crunchy for a long time as long as humidity is kept out.
What is the best way to add these crisps to cereal, yogurt, or oatmeal?
Simply sprinkle the crisps directly on top of your bowl right before eating to preserve maximum crunch. For smoothies, toss a handful into the blender with the rest of your ingredients for a tangy fruit boost.
Can I rehydrate the crisps for baking or recipes?
Yes. Let the crisps sit in a small amount of water for a few minutes until they soften back to a fruit-like texture, then fold them into muffins, granola bars, pancake batter, or dessert recipes as you would fresh fruit.
Are these compatible with a keto or low-carb diet?
Sour kiwi crisps contain only natural fruit sugars, so they fit many low-sugar lifestyles but may not align with strict keto macros. Pair them with a higher-fat food like nuts or Greek yogurt if you are tracking net carbs.
Do these crisps contain any of the major allergens like dairy, nuts, soy, or wheat?
No. The product is a single-ingredient freeze-dried sour kiwi fruit, is naturally dairy-free, nut-free, soy-free, wheat-free, and is also certified gluten-free, making it safe for most allergen-sensitive households.
What exactly comes in the box when I order a 6-pack?
Each retail box contains six individually sealed 0.53 oz bags of freeze-dried sour kiwi fruit crisps, ready to eat straight from the bag. Nothing additional is required to enjoy them, and there is no setup or assembly needed.
Are these snacks safe for people with diabetes or blood sugar concerns?
Because there is no added sugar and each bag is a fixed 0.53 oz portion, the crisps offer a predictable, controlled way to enjoy fruit. As with any whole fruit, customers managing blood sugar should consult their healthcare provider for personal guidance.
Can I give these to my pet, or are they only for humans?
Plain freeze-dried kiwi is generally considered a low-risk occasional treat for many dogs in small amounts, but it should always be given sparingly and without added sugar or sweeteners. Cats typically should not eat kiwi, so it is best used as a human snack.
What is the difference between freeze-dried fruit and dehydrated fruit?
Freeze-drying removes water at very low temperatures, preserving more of the natural color, flavor, shape, and nutrients of fresh fruit while keeping a light, crispy texture. Dehydration uses heat, which can darken the fruit, change its flavor, and reduce heat-sensitive nutrients.
