 Until this study was published, the most antioxidant-packed dried fruit known was goji berries, topping off the chart at 120, five times the antioxidant power of raisins. But then along came what? I might have guessed this new spot would belong to something like dried blueberries, but dried blueberries ended up way down here at 37. There must be something about the phytonutrients and blueberries that just does not take well to dry. Just when goji berries were getting complacent, a newly available dried fruit has pulled ahead. Dried pomegranate seeds. They are expensive, but are yummy, and the healthiest snack you are likely to ever find. Now just for trivia's sake, they are healthier, but good luck finding them. Barberries at 7.58 an ounce. Your best bet, evidently, at finding them is at Middle Eastern spice stores, where they're used to make a Persian rice dish. Let me know if you can find any, and then send me some. And then, though I know it sounds like something straight from Dr. Seuss, but I'm not making it up, I'm finding red wortelberries, 8.97. Rarely cultivated, but you can pick your own in the Arctic tundra. Rowan berries screw up my graph again. Look how pitiful our poor goji berries are looking right about now, and finally, way off the charts in a class of its own top dog for healthiest snack on the planet earth, Fried Indian Gooseberries.