Sun-Maid Vanilla Yogurt Raisins – Picnic and Road Trip Snack Pouches, 6 Single-Serve 1 oz Travel Packs
Sun-Maid Vanilla Yogurt Raisins – Picnic and Road Trip Snack Pouches, 6 Single-Serve 1 oz Travel Packs
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Why you'll love it
- Pre-portioned single-serve pouches eliminate overeating and mess
- Trusted Sun-Maid brand heritage with California sun-dried raisins as the base
- Combines real fruit with a creamy yogurt coating for a sweet-tart satisfying treat
- Shelf-stable, non-refrigerated convenience fits busy on-the-go lifestyles
- Variety of flavor options (Vanilla, Strawberry & Vanilla, Blueberry & Vanilla) suits different preferences across the household
Perfect for
- Lunchbox addition for kids' school meals
- Quick grab-and-go snack between meetings or classes
- After-school snack to tide kids over until dinner
- Topping for oatmeal, yogurt bowls, or granola
- Component of homemade trail mix with almonds and dark chocolate
- Sweet bite on a charcuterie or snack board for entertaining
Product Information
VANILLA YOGURT COVERED RAISINS: California Sun-Dried Raisins wrapped in a creamy blanket of vanilla yogurt DRIED FRUIT RAISIN SNACK: Dried fruit snack for kids and adults alike in a single-serve snack box; Great lunchbox snack, classroom snack, office snack, or after-school snack VERSATILE SNACK AT HOME OR ON-THE-GO: Add yogurt raisins to trail mix, granola, oatmeal, yogurt, fruit salads, and more; The perfect back-to-school kids snack for school lunch boxes and lunch bags SIMPLE, MADE WITH WHOLE FRUIT: Non-GMO, better-for-you snack SUN-MAID DRIED FRUIT SNACKS: Sun-Maid Yogurt Covered Raisins also available in chocolate yogurt, strawberry yogurt, and chocolate vanilla yogurt
Product Dimensions : 1.42 x 6.42 x 2.91 inches; 6 ounces Item model number : 500990961482 UPC : 041143090718 Manufacturer : Sun Maid Units : 6.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #523 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these pouches sturdy enough to toss in a hiking backpack?
Yes, the individually sealed 1 oz pouches are designed to hold up in a backpack, daypack, or duffel without crushing, making them a practical trail snack.
Will the yogurt coating melt on a hot summer picnic?
Sun-Maid yogurt raisins are shelf-stable and perform well at typical outdoor temperatures. On very hot days, keeping them in a cooler or insulated bag will help the coating stay firm.
Can I bring these on a road trip without them going bad in the car?
The shelf-stable pouches are made for travel and don't require refrigeration, so they are ideal for road trips, long drives, and car camping — just keep them out of direct sun for the best texture.
Are these a smart snack for a kid soccer game or outdoor practice?
Yes, the single-serve pouches are easy to toss in a cooler or sports bag, and the portion-controlled size is just right for a halftime or post-game treat.
Do these work as a portable snack for camping or backcountry trips?
Because the pouches are shelf-stable and lightweight, they are a great add to camping food bins, trail snacks, and day-hike packs where you want a sweet bite without extra weight.
Can I include these on a charcuterie board for outdoor entertaining?
Absolutely — yogurt raisins are a sweet, creamy accent on a charcuterie or snack board, pairing especially well with nuts, cheeses, and dark chocolate for patio parties and outdoor wine nights.
Are these pouches easy to open with one hand on a trail break?
The tear-top pouches are simple to open on the go, so you can grab a quick energy boost during a hike, bike ride, or paddle without needing utensils.
How do these compare to energy gels or chews for outdoor activity?
Energy gels are formulated specifically for fast-acting athletic fuel, while Sun-Maid yogurt raisins are a fruit-based, portion-controlled snack — a great everyday trail companion rather than a performance gel replacement.
Sun-Maid yogurt raisins versus granola bars for hiking — which is better?
Granola bars are denser and more calorie-packed per ounce, while yogurt raisins offer a lighter, sweeter bite in a small pouch — many hikers pack both for variety on the trail.
Are these pouches resistant to leaking if they get jostled in a cooler?
The pouches are individually sealed to help prevent leaks, but as with any yogurt-coated snack, keeping them in a sealed zip bag in the cooler provides extra protection against moisture and rough handling.
Will birds or wildlife be attracted to these if I drop one on a trail?
Raisins can attract wildlife, so as with any sweet dried-fruit snack, pack out any dropped pieces and store the pouches in a sealed bag to keep bears, raccoons, and rodents from investigating your pack.
Is this a good option for a beach day snack?
Yes, the shelf-stable pouches are beach-friendly and don't require an ice chest, though a small cooler will help in extreme heat to preserve the yogurt coating texture.
Can I pack these for an international flight or long travel day?
Dried fruit snacks like Sun-Maid yogurt raisins are typically permitted in carry-on luggage and are a popular pick for travel days. Always confirm current TSA or customs rules for your destination.
How long do the pouches stay fresh outdoors in warm weather?
The pouches have a long shelf life sealed, and once at your destination they will hold their quality for a full day of outdoor activity when kept in shade and away from direct heat.
Are these pouches recyclable after a day at the park?
The outer box is typically curbside recyclable. For the inner pouches, follow your local recycling program's guidance on flexible plastic film.
Can I use these in a picnic basket with sandwiches and fruit?
Yes — they complement classic picnic fare like sandwiches, grapes, cheese, and crackers, and the individual pouches keep them tidy next to your other outdoor foods.
How should I store Sun-Maid Yogurt Coated Raisins after opening?
Keep unopened pouches in a cool, dry place like a pantry or desk drawer. Once a pouch is opened, reseal it tightly or transfer the contents to an airtight container and consume within a few days for the best texture and flavor.
Do these yogurt raisins need to be refrigerated?
No — the pouches are shelf-stable and designed to be stored at room temperature, which makes them ideal for lunchboxes, travel, and office snack drawers.
How long is the shelf life of these pouches?
Sun-Maid Yogurt Coated Raisins are packaged with a long best-by date, typically many months out. Always check the date printed on your box for the most accurate shelf life information.
Are these pouches compatible with standard lunchbox snack compartments?
Yes, the slim 1 oz pouches are designed to fit common lunchbox compartments, bento box dividers, and insulated lunch bags, as well as desk organizers and gym bag pockets.
Do the 1 oz pouches work with commercial snack vending or office snack programs?
The single-serve 1 oz pouches are a common format for office snack boxes, micro-market shelves, and corporate snack programs. The recognizable Sun-Maid brand and standardized pouch size make stocking and portion tracking simple.
What's in the box when I order a pack of Sun-Maid Yogurt Coated Raisins?
Each box contains six individually wrapped 1 oz pouches of yogurt coated raisins, ready to pack in lunches, snack on at your desk, or use as a recipe ingredient. Nothing extra is needed — they are ready to eat straight from the pouch.
Are these snacks safe for people with common food allergies?
Yogurt coated raisins contain milk from the yogurt coating, so they are not suitable for anyone with a dairy allergy. The product is typically manufactured in shared facilities, so always review the current label for full allergen and cross-contamination information.
Can I trust the Sun-Maid brand for quality and sourcing?
Sun-Maid is a heritage California brand with a long history of growing and sun-drying premium raisins, and that same trusted fruit base is used in its yogurt coated raisin snacks.
What's the difference between yogurt coated raisins and yogurt covered raisins?
The terms 'yogurt coated' and 'yogurt covered' are commonly used interchangeably in the snack category to describe raisins finished with a yogurt-flavored candy coating. The end result is a creamy, sweet shell over a real dried raisin.
