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Apricots

  • Diced Apricots Diced Apricots

    Turkish apricots already diced. perfect for cooking, baking, mixes, or just snacking on.

    $5.49/lb

  • Dried Apricots Dried Apricots

    Vibrant not only in flavor and color, these dried apricots are great and ideal for snacks. Rich in minerals like potassium, they're good for you too!

    $5.99/lb

  • Organic Turkish Apricots Organic Turkish Apricots

    Organic dried Turkish apricots. (USDA Organic certified CCOF.) These are equally - if not more - delicious than conventional Turkish apricots, although they have a much darker color.

    $6.99/lb

  • Pluots Pluots

    This delicious fruit is a blend of half apricot and half plum. A beautiful red color and an even better taste!

    $9.99/lb

  • California Apricots California Apricots

    Jumbo sized California apricots are sweet with a subtle tartness. Moist and juicy these apricots are delicious and a real treat. High in Vitamin A and iron.

    $11.99/lb

  • Organic California Apricots Organic California Apricots

    Deliciously and tart! These organic California apricots are grown without any chemicals or pesticides. They make a wonderful snack.

    $13.99/lb

  • Glace Apricots Glace Apricots

    These Jumbo Australian Glace Apricots are some of the finest and most delectable treats in the world. There are over 20 steps involved in making these ultra sweet dessert apricots. They are perfectly blended with just the right amount of pure Australian cane sugar syrup. This unique tasting apricot is sure to be a favorite among everyone.

    $14.99

From our family to yours, since 1929

Our beloved grandfather, Poppy Sol, started this business in an open-air market. Three generations later, we’re still bringing smiles to our customers' faces.

“I just received my order. If all web sites were this good, I would buy everything online. My husband and I are experts on dried fruit. The dried apricots were absolutely the best we have ever eaten--moist and tasty.”

— B. Joyce Sparlin, tulare, ca October 17, 2009