Why Eat Freeze Dried Mixed Fruit

    • Low in calories
    • Rich in antioxidants
    • Great boost for heart health
    • High level of phytochemicals

Suggestions for Use


Use Freeze Dried Mixed Fruit in…

    • Sprinkle on your porridge or mix with yogurt
    • Cake and dessert decoration – macarons, cake pops, apple and blackberry crumble, Pavlova, meringues, buttercream, chocolate brownie or see our recipe Rocky Road
    • Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks – infuse the fruit or use a decoration (cold or hot water), smoothies
    • Homemade granola

Nutritional Information

Ingredients

    • Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries and  Blueberries
    • No additives, no preservatives, vegan, vegetarian
    • 7 kg mixed fruit were used to make 1 kg freeze-dried mixed fruit

Product specification:

Nutritional Value 1384 kJ / 330
kcal
Carbohydrates 51.4 g
Thereof sugar 28.6 g
Protein 9.0 g
Fat 3.1 g
Saturated Fat 0.4 g
Fibre 30.3 g
Sodium 0.01 g
Salt 0.03 g

Origin:

Serbia, Poland, Ukraine, Macedonia, Egypt, Canada, Lithuania, Montenegro

Storage:

We recommend storing the fruit in an airtight container like glass jar at room temperature below 20dgrC or in the fridge. To keep the fruit crispy, take what you need and close the jar straightaway. It will prevent the fruit from absorbing the moisture from the air. If it happens and you will leave the jar open and the fruit will become soft, use it as soon in possible on your porridge, mix with yogurt, tea, drinks, dessert decorations….

Recipe Suggestion

Rocky RoadRocky Road

Ingredients 

    • 210g vegan white chocolate
    • 45g pistachios
    • 20g mixed freeze dried berries
    • 50g macadamias
    • 55g vegan condensed milk (I used Naturecharm)

Instructions 

    1. Melt the chocolate in a double pan or in a bowl over boiling water.
    2. When fully melted quickly stir in the condensed milk and then all the fruit and nuts.
    3. Press the mix into a tin lined with clingfilm (I used wax cloth for a plastic free version) and refrigerate until set.

Credit to Maryles Plantry for recipe and photo