trail mix yogurt raisins

Listings frequently note Non-GMO, Kosher certification, naturally flavored, no added sugar on some options, and state that items are ready to eat.

Besides yogurt-coated or yogurt-flavored varieties, sellers offer plain sun-dried California raisins and chocolate-coated options, including milk chocolate-covered raisins.

Single-serve boxes commonly come in multi-count packs such as 6-, 10- or 12-count miniature boxes.

Raisin snacks are sold as dried pieces and are generally labeled ready to eat.

Yogurt-covered raisins are commonly available in vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry varieties, including strawberry-vanilla blends. Plain sun-dried raisins are also sold alongside coated options.

Packaging ranges from single-serve miniature snack boxes and 1-ounce packs to small retail bags (around 6 ounces), jumbo bulk containers (about 3 lb / 48 oz), and larger trail-mix jars in the ~29–38 oz range.

Common mix-ins include roasted peanuts, milk chocolate-covered nuts and raisins, almonds, banana chips, dried sweetened mango and cranberries, coconut-coated pineapple, chocolate chunks, and yogurt-flavored nuts or raisins.

They’re used as ready-to-eat snacks and as mix-ins or toppings: added to trail mix, granola, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, fruit salads, and baked goods, or sprinkled over smoothie bowls and other recipes.

Some single-serve yogurt-covered boxes list about 60 calories per box, while plain sun-dried raisin single-serve boxes list about 40 calories per box and often note 0 g added sugar.