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About Fig Paste
Ingredients | Dried Figs |
Origin | Turkey |
Shelf life | 12 months |
Allergens | Tree Nuts May be Present: Peanuts, Other Nuts, Sesame, Soy, Milk, Egg |
Storage Condition | Keep in Cool and Dry Place |
Features | No additives, No added sugar, No added chemical, Non-GMO, Vegan |
Fig season passed so quickly and you didn’t find a chance to get a good taste of this heavenly fruit? This could be such a pity, but not while the delicious fig paste is available! Just get a jar of fig paste and feel the summer wind on your tongue at the first sip.
Natural Moreish offers 100% natural Fig paste with no additives or preservatives. Keep this delicious and beneficial paste in an air-tight container in a dark and cool place. Storing it in the refrigerator may help you keep it fresh for a longer period.
General Information
Fig paste is a dense, sweet paste made from mashed, softened figs and sugar. Fig paste may be spread on toast, used as a sweetener in tea, or eaten as an appetiser, similar to fruit preserves. It can also be used to add flavour and texture to sauces and pastry recipes. Grocery stores occasionally sell jarred fig paste. This tasty treat can also be made at home by those who have fig trees or extra figs at home.
Fig paste tastes just like Figs with a softer texture similar to a jam but less sweet. Fig paste is often confused with fig jam, they are very similar but the main difference between them is the sweetness and the amount of sugar and Figs in them. Fig paste contains less sugar and more ground Figs, on the other hand, Fig jam has fewer Figs and more sugar.
Best Ways to Use Fig Paste
Fig paste pairs well with cheeses and other fruits, in addition to making a tasty jam. Pita chips or seeded crackers, fig paste, and brie, feta, mozzarella, and even ricotta cheese may all be included on a basic appetiser platter. Spreading the cheese on a cracker or chip and covering it with fig paste and a thin apple or pear slice normally results in a delicious pre-dinner snack that can help stimulate the appetite.
Fig paste will be an excellent replacement for any recipe that calls for sugar. If you own an ice cream shop, fig-flavoured sweets can be a healthy alternative to traditional treats. The mixture may be a little gooey, but it will look nice spread on a bran muffin. It can also be spread on bread, pancakes, or sandwiches.
Fig paste works well as a binding agent in waffles and cereal bars. It can also be used as a foundation for puddings. Aside from helping with taste, it can be used to add colour to baked goods. Fig syrup can be used to relieve constipation and sweeten hot beverages such as tea and coffee.
Serving and Portion Size
Although Fig paste has a lot of health benefits, excessive consumption of it can lead to overeating and can have some side effects on your health and weight. Just try to use it in moderation and enjoy its vast advantages. Also, some people may be allergic to figs, so they better not consume this paste.
Storage
Try to keep the fig paste in an airtight container in a cool dry place and away from direct sunlight. The best option would be to store it in the fridge or freezer.
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