Native Forest Organic Young Jackfruit - 14 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Tried this to add a little more “chew” to my vegan recipes. So glad I did! Delicious. Great appearance and texture. Quality chunks. I shred/dice and sautee it in a little avocado oil before seasoning and adding it to a meal. Makes our vegan nachos taste ah-mazing. Pretty good value. One can yields enough (if finely shredded, which takes a bit of effort and time) to evenly cover my 12” skillet; 2 big or 4 small servings for my kid and I.

I tried this can of Jackfruit and it was my first time having any Jackfruit. It was delicious. I liked the texture better than canned Artichokes, and the taste was sweet. Maybe that's why it is called "fruit" because it has a slightly sweet, fruit taste to it. I just added a little Dash seasoning and ate it with rice.I will probably not order it again though, because it's expensive. I paid around $8.60 for a can. Canned Artichokes cost around $2.50 a can. If Jackfruit was the same price, I would eat Jackfruit on a regular basis, but I don't want to pay more than $2.50 a can. I'm guessing other brands are also expensive. It just must be an expensive item in general. Too bad it's not within my price range.UPDATE: I tried another brand that was cheaper but it tasted horrible. It's a shame that there are no affordable options for this product that also have good quality.

I gave five stars for flavor, but it is really for lack of flavor. Jackfruit doesn't really have a flavor on its own. But because of that--it gets 5 stars. It sells a bit expensive on Amazon, but I live in a location that does not have it available. Be aware, though, that I have never received this product from Amazon without having all my cans dented. I have used these for tacos, BBQ, Reuben sandwiches, and nachos. Everything has turned out delicious. Though dented, I keep buying them.

I bought this because I'm cutting back on eating meat all the time. After much research, I took a chance. It has the taste that is similar to artichokes and heart of palm, but very meaty texture. I rinsed the brine well, but still pretty salty. Had to remove small seed pods, but they were probably edible. I believe it will absorb whatever flavor you choose. Looking forward to future recipes using this brand.My first go was a "chicken" soup with brown rice and spinach in the instant pot.

You can use this as a sub "meat" replacement for chicken, pork, or even tuna. It will take on the flavor of whatever sauce or soup. It has texture, so you feel like you've eaten a meal! It comes in chunks, some have shredded edges, easily use for so many different recipes. Each can is packed full. It's a great value!

I love this brand I make all my birria tacos and vegan tacos with jackfruit

This was my first time buying (and cooking) jackfruit in general and this product in particular. Having read reviews about the briney taste, I rinsed the pieces well before cooking. Paired with a vegan chipotle ranch dressing, it was delicious! The texture and taste were pretty much indistinguishable from chicken. I'm glad I subscribed. I can see myself using this quite a lot! Oh, and none of the pieces in the can were tough or contained seeds, so nothing was wasted.

The Jackfruit is fresh and delicious however my complaint is with Amazon and the way they package and ship the item. The cans always come dented and loosened from the plastic wrapping and dented so much so that I don’t know if the product has been compromised. Since amazon knows that they will be throwing the boxes around they need to wrap it in bubble wrap and not just the wrapping from the manufacturer.

I ordered two cans and one was severely dented. Denting causes the aluminum to leak so I couldn't use it.

Poor quality