Eastern Feast - Stuffed Grape Leaves, 4.4 Lbs (2 Kg) Vegan Suitable

Reviewing as an adult American Male Not of Greek, Mediterranean or Arabic Origin (I didn't grow up eating these like Americans did potato chips): I find these are more palatable than the Yurt Brand. The Yurt's are still good, albeit that much more syruppy. and I write this is after sampling multiple brands, buying the smaller sizes to try out. Imo, everyone needs to try multiple brands to see what they dig most. I never did a side-by-side comparison taste test.. But if you're a newbie, this is a safe bet. I've been repeatedly ordering the 4.4lb / 2Kg / "approx 75 pieces" variety. It's almost always available next day in my Amazon region. And this brand is just all around great to have around to nosh throughout the week. It's a really great staple food. Even better throughout the summer staple, when you're trying to eat cold foods and not fire up the range. I usually find 5-7 are mushy or broken open. But the majority are nice and firm. Or as firm as can be given the packaging options. Upon opening, I'll put on a pair of disposable medical gloves. Then carefully transfer the pieces into my sealable/ washable Tupperware container. Doing a kind of cross row arrangement. I'll usually eat the broken one mushy pieces as I gently transfer the mostly firm pieces. I'll then place it all in the fridge. And proceed to eat in small amounts throughout the following 1-2 weeks. The instructions say to "eat as soon as possible." As a single adult household, I'm almost always able to go through these within a week or two. Divide $24 by 7-10 days, with an easy go-to meal replacement if you're trying to limit food consumption.

SO YUMMY! Love these grape leaves. They are the real deal. You can eat them out of the can. Price is right for what you get.

These were terrible. They had no taste to them. Probably because they were flooded with so much oil. They were mushy and fell apart.

It’s delicious. I found them more delicious when they are eating cold out of the refrigerator. I wish the seller would wrap the cans in bubble wrap instead of just enclosing cushions in the box. I recommend buying one can at a time to minimize the chance of the cans getting dented during transport.

The flavor is really mild but that's an easy fix, just add your own favorite spice or dipping sauce. The texture is really soft, just short of mushy. If you're indulging with fingers keep an eye on it. It's easy to squeeze a little too hard and it falls into your lap or on the floor. Using a fork as a safer option, but not as much fun. Refrigerating them helps.

Having tasted much nicer dolmas than these, I find them too mushy and vinegary. And they definitely could do with more filling and slightly firmer rice. These are meagerly filled about 1/3 compared to other brands I've had before, and even then the rice is too mushy that you only get the texture of the vine leaves. The taste is also too vinegary. So, overall there isn't much taste to it expect for the vinegar. I'm still on the lookout for good dolmas, they seem inexistent. I really love the ones from Trader's Joes, for reference as to what I find tasty, balanced filling, seasoning and taste-wise, but they aren't available online for a decent price. So, I'm still looking.

Not very much filling, it had more leaf than filling. The leaves were grainy, hard and very hard to chew, with the stems being extremely hard. Dented can and seemed rancid. Worst tasting Dolmas I've ever ate.

Very fresh and tasty like original Turkish grape leaves dolmas👍