Palirria Stuffed Vine Leaves 280 Gram Can

These are delicious and so easy. Perfect for a snack or to add to a cheese board.

Received these today and had to stop myself from eating the whole can in one sitting. They are tangy which I love. They were a bit mushy when I first opened them but I transferred to another bowl and put them in the fridge for a bit and they firmed up nicely.

Only thing I didn’t like was it’s too soft, mushy.. however, after I left it in the refrigerator for a day dolma got firmer , because cold made it firmer, actually tasted better, so I suggest eat it cold.

My favorite brand of stuffed grape leaves. Each can has perfectly made grape leaves. No tough viney stalks inside the leaves. Never. Don't anyone buy these because that way I can always make sure I can get them. Everybody, buy some other brand so these are never out of stock for me.

Over the past few months, I've tried several different brands through Amazon and frankly these are the best! Stuffing is cooked to perfection and the leaves are tender and sweet....

I'm comparing the Palirria dolmas (stuffed grape leaves) to the Trader Joe dolmas. The Palirria flavor is good. The herbs and spices are definitely present. The rice is however overcooked and mushy compared to Trader Joe's less mushy rice. The leaves of the Palirria fall apart easily and can be cut with the side of a fork or fall apart when lifted and the color is a green with light green-brownish areas that indicates the leaves have been very cooked compared to the darker green and structural integrity of the Trader Joe dolmas which mostly stay in one piece when speared with a fork. I prefer the taste of the oil that the Trader Joe dolmas are packed in. Given the high price point ($7.49 Palirria vs about $4 Trader Joe for the same sized can), these are not the best quality or quantity for the price.

These are really good. The leaves are tender, the flavor is perfect and the rice is cooked perfectly. Definitely buying more of these.

All of these cans of Dolma were individually wrapped in plastic, which I’ve never seen before, however the reason became clear upon opening the first can. It was crushed and popped open on a part of the top, so obviously unusable, and I discarded it. The rest were undamaged, but that is a 20% error rate. They were not damaged in shipping because they were in an undamaged box.