- Asia Trans Seedless Li Hing Mui Cherry | Hawaiian Favorite | Naturally Sweet Dried Fruit Candy with Asian Plum Powder | 8.5 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Delicious! If you like seedless lihing mui then this is the one for you! My favorite!

Amazingly ono!

So fresh and delicious. Yes you get a lot for the money

When I was growing up in Hawaii, Li Hing Mui was only one of many sweet and salty treats, generically called "see moi." Occasionally, in Asian grocery stores, I still run into my favorite, called "Sweet sour wet see d" by then-titan of the see moi industry, Yick Lung. (it was later sold to Jade, and changed products.) The only one which lasted past childhood was the familiar li hing mui, now often used as a seasoning as well as the familiar dry and almost-overwhelming plum. The original, however, was almost like this version -- except plum, not cherry, and with lovely little flakes of licorice bark over it. It's wetter than li hing mui, not quite as salty (though still salty enough it should be only an occasional treat for people watching their salt) sweeter by a bit. By "wet," I mean it has the texture of a dr ied prune, or thereabouts, not the very wet, sugar syrup covered see moi you can findindividually wrapped in waxed paper and often given as gifts. That can be quite good, but this is the nearest to the original one bought in 10 cent packs of cellophane with bright yellow wrappers anywhere in Hawaii. The only reason I don;'t give it the very top rating is because I hate imitation sweeteners and this, like all the ones I've found, uses them. Tastes okay, but not quite perfect.

The perfect taste I was looking for. Gonna purchase another one.

This product did not taste as good as it did in the past. Not sure why but I wanted to let prospective buyers know about the taste difference. Also, please note you cannot return this item even though it appears something is wrong with the product.

I love the taste!i keep buying it

Growing up in Hawaii, this is something I miss. However, this product was not the flavor I was expecting. It does have a terrible after taste- I am assuming it is from the aspartame. Maybe look for another brand to indulge your Hawaii Li Hing Mui craving bc this product can be overlooked.