Sun-Maid Chocolate Raisins

Sun-Maid Chocolate Yogurt Covered Raisins are a compact, sweet snack built on the company’s long-standing dried fruit heritage. You'd typically find the 7-oz package in the snack aisle — shelved alongside dried fruit, trail mixes, and adjacent to candy and kids' treats — often near the lunchbox and school-snack displays. These little chocolate yogurt-coated raisins fit impulse buys, back-to-school packing, and quick on-the-go needs: think lunchboxes, road-trip bags, and movie-night bowls. Sun-Maid positions the product as a family-friendly, better-for-you treat, leveraging the cultural trust of a legacy raisin brand and marketing toward parents who want something kids will love without it feeling like full candy. The label leans on wholesome cues — “made with whole fruit,” bright kid-focused graphics, and a reassuring brand crest — but there’s no organic certification and the front copy emphasizes convenience and taste rather than clean-label purity. In plain processing terms, the snack is an industrially made confection: raisins enrobed in a flavored coating with emulsifiers, hydrogenated fats, and glazing agents. Sensory notes: each piece offers a smooth, creamy outer shell that gives way to a chewy, sun-dried raisin center; sweetness is upfront with a milky, vanilla-tinged yogurt imitation; texture is contrastive — soft chew plus slightly firm coating. Packaging is a small multi-serve plastic bag/box that’s easy to toss in a tote; eating is ritualistically casual: handfuls straight from the pack, shared from a bowl during family movie nights, or tucked into a child’s snack compartment. Nutrition highlights include about 130 calories per serving with roughly 16 grams of sugar.