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Stretch Island Fruit Leather
Fruit's on a roll
BY CHRISTINE JUNGE
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When I was younger, I was addicted to Fruit Roll-Ups. Something about the slippery texture and sweet taste just did it for me. Though many years have passed since I could get away with eating such unhealthy snacks without repercussions (guilt, fat thighs, etc.), my tastes haven’t grown up. Fortunately, Stretch Island makes a wholesome version of my favorite childhood snack: Fruit Leather. It has a similar texture to Fruit Roll-Ups, but it’s thicker and less sticky, and it tastes even better — a little less sweet and more like real fruit. That’s not surprising considering what’s in it: fruit and fruit juice. (Fruit Roll-Ups, on the other hand, contain a few hard-to-pronounce ingredients.) And whatever fruit you’re craving, you’ll probably find it: Fruit Leather comes in a wide variety of flavors, including raspberry, blackberry, mango, apricot, and apple.

Available for 49 cents each at Harvest Co-op, 581 Mass Ave, Cambridge, or 57 South Street, Jamaica Plain; for 45 cents each at REI, 401 Park Drive, Boston; or in packs of 30 organic and 36 regular for $14 at www.stretch-island.com .


Issue Date: March 26 - April 1, 2004
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