Fresh organic sweet red cherries, a variety grown for eating raw rather than baking, with firm, juicy flesh and deep red skin. Sweet cherries and tart cherries come from two different species entirely, not just different varieties of the same fruit, which is why sweet cherries are eaten fresh while tart cherries are almost always cooked or dried. Cherries ripen fully on the tree and don't continue to sweeten after picking, so their flavor at harvest is their final flavor. They're best enjoyed straight from the container, pitted and halved into salads, or blended into smoothies. Cherries also hold up well roasted briefly with a little sugar to spoon over yogurt or ice cream, or pitted and simmered into a quick compote. Pairs well with almond, dark chocolate, vanilla, and goat cheese.

