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280th New Thing - Ate Welch's Fruit Snacks

I didn't have time to post last night, therefore I'm posting this late as this occurred 2 days ago (Thurs 7/26/12).
 
My department at my company was supposed to have a big summer BBQ today at noon. They moved it to August the day before. I guess as a 'sorry for the late notice', they brought in a bunch of salty and sweet snacks, like trail mix, Cracker Jacks, jelly beans, Peanut M&Ms, Hersey's Chocolate, and Welch's Fruit Snacks. I've never had Welch's Fruit Snacks before. I tried the Mixed Fruit flavor with Strawberry, Raspberry, Orange, White Grape, Grape, and Peach in a 2.25 oz bags. They also come in Island Fruits, Berries n' Cherries, Concord Grape, White Grape Raspberry, Strawberry, Tangy Fruits, Fruit Punch, White Grape Peach, and even Reduced Sugar Mixed Fruit. They are made with real fruit and fruit juices and contain no preservatives. They are also fat free, gluten free, and contain 100% of the recommended daily value of Vitamin C and 25% of Vitamins A and E. They tasted like your typical fruit snack. I'm glad I got a treat at work today!
What did you do today?

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