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About Dried Apricots
Ingredients | Apricots and Sulfur Dioxide (To promote color retention) |
Origin | Turkey |
Shelf life | 12 months |
Allergens | Tree Nuts May be Present: Peanuts, Other Nuts, Sesame, Soy, Milk, Gluten, Egg |
Storage Condition | Keep in Cool and Dry Place |
Features | Freshly Dried, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegan, Paleo, Sugar-Free |
Our All-Natural Dried Apricots are bursting with the sun’s energy! There is no sugar added and they have a natural taste providing your all-day energy. Of all dried fruits, dried apricots may contain the highest amount of vitamin A. They’re also high in fibre, potassium, copper and vitamin E. Their soft, juicy and sweet content makes them an extremely delicious and excellent choice for adding to your raw food recipes or eating them right out of the bag as a satisfying, healthy snack. Try yours at Natural Moreish! Available to buy in retail and bulk sizes.
Dried apricots are obtained from dying the apricot fruits. The process includes desiccating the water content of the fruits without harming or decreasing their intuitive value.
Dried apricots, like their fresh fruits, are substations of nutrition. They contain minerals, fibre, vitamins, and vital phytochemicals. They also hold great texture and are recognised for their healing benefits.
General Information
Sometimes though dried fruits look charming, they have a sour flavour and don’t have the sweet apricot smell. It means that the fruits used were not ripe enough. But our dried apricot is as sweet as the fresh ones. Only immature dried apricots will have a sour flavour. The sweeter the fruit, the better it is.
Dried apricot has a unique nectarous taste with a zing of tartness, which complements rich, full flavours such as black pepper, almond, caramel, ginger, and hazelnut.
- They have a light, sweet fruit flavour with a nice, smooth texture.
- Unsweetened, No added sugar
- All-natural, no added colour
Best ways to use Dried Apricots
There are a lot of different ways to enjoy dried apricots in a meal or as a snack. Here are some pairings that might work out for you:
- Apricot + Sriracha Sauce
- Apricot + Cream Cheese
- Apricot + Apple (or Cinnamon)
- Apricot + Pineapple
- Apricot + Curry sweet potatoes
You can also use them as a pair with:
- Apricots & Cheese as a snack
- Dip! Purée decayed blue cheese, cream cheese, yogurt, dates, dried apricots, and pecans to create a creamy dip
- In a Fruit Salad
- As a Substitute for Chocolate.
Serving suggestions
Dried apricots are an excellent snack, but you can also use them in sandwiches and salsas.
Here are three delicious serving suggestions for apricots.
- Try them in a sandwich where you would usually use tomatoes.
- For a healthy jam, cook dried apricots with some apple juice until very smooth and tender, then purée—no additional sweetening is needed.
- For a quick salsa: Mix chopped apricots with lime juice, chilli peppers, diced onion, and ground cumin. Serve alongside fish or chicken.
Storage
Dried apricots should be kept in the refrigerator. If stored at temperatures above 75 F., it would become hard, dark in colour, and will drop its nutrient value. They can be kept no more than one month at room temperature, but up to 6 months in the freezer or refrigerator.
Dried Apricots FAQ
Is Sulfur Dioxide on dried fruit harmful?
Sulfur Dioxide is used as a preservative, especially in dried fruits, but also in grapes (both fresh and in winemaking). Sulfur dioxide is considered to be safe; however, some people are sensitive to it, and it may even cause asthma symptoms in those who are predisposed. If you look at the different options they sell Organic No Sulfur Dioxide and NOT-organic WITH Sulfur Dioxide. If they are bright neon orange, they are Not organic and they DO have Sulfur. If they look dark and funky, they are organic and have NO Sulfur.
Do these dried apricots contain Sulfur Dioxide?
Yes, they contain Sulfur Dioxide.
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