And yet despite their often less-than-lovely appearances, Americans are still crazy for the stuff, particularly raisins and cranberries. Fifty-seven percent of consumers reported having eaten raisins in the past month, according to an August Mintel report on dried fruits. Cranberries trailed close behind, taking their place in 41% of the population‘s stomachs. So which one is really healthier: raisins or dried cranberries? Find out with our latest Health Food Face-Off.
