Freeze-dried fruit isn’t exactly cheap (one 1.2-ounce bag at Trader Joe’s is almost $3, and that’s a whole serving if you’re attempting to eat it in cereal form).

If you’re a dried fruit lover, you may have spotted the Mariani name in the supermarket aisle — and not just on bags of raisins or dried apricots. The 117-year-old Mariani Packing Company ...

To rehydrate hard dried fruit, simply add the amount you need to a heatproof bowl and cover it with boiling hot water. The fruit should become soft and chewy again in about 10 minutes.

For our busiest, most hectic mornings, I like to have cereal as an option. It’s not an ideal meal by itself, but when combined with milk or yogurt and fresh fruit, it can help get my kids ...

Look for cereal that’s 100% whole grain and contains at least 3 grams of fiber per serving, advises Lisa Young, a registered dietitian in New York and author of “Finally Full, Finally Slim.” ...

Eating about half a cup of dried fruit daily improved bowel movements for people with chronic constipation in a new study. Drinking juice from the same fruits (prunes, grapes, and apricots) also ...

Anderson suggests topping it with dried fruit and low-fat or non-fat flavored Greek yogurt as a pre-bedtime snack. View Deal KIND ZERO Added Sugar Nut Granola: from $6.27 at Walmart ...

And during that year, it generated $2.7 billion in sales of cereal, which was 39% of its total sales. Therefore, 61% of Post's business has nothing to do with breakfast cereals.