Dried Apricot Leaves
Orgaweek Dried Apricot Leaves are naturally sun-dried apricot slices, carefully selected and free from any artificial additives or preservatives. With their unique tangy-sweet taste and chewy texture, they serve as both a healthy snack and a premium ingredient in various culinary applications.
- Naturally sun-dried, preserving their authentic taste and texture.
- Carefully selected and free from artificial additives or preservatives.
- Have a distinct tangy-sweet flavor and a pleasant chewy texture.
- Exhibit a natural orange to amber color.
- Ideal as a healthy snack on their own.
- A premium ingredient for confectionery, bakery, and other culinary products.
- Best quality for up to 18 months when stored at 8°C.
- Shelf life of 12 months when stored at 15°C away from direct sunlight.
- Must be stored away from materials with strong odors to prevent infestation.
- Available in various packaging options, including bulk and retail formats.
Orgaweek’s Dried Apricot Leaves are an excellent choice for those seeking a natural, wholesome snack or a versatile ingredient. The commitment to sun-drying without artificial additives is a significant plus, ensuring a pure product. Their balance of tangy and sweet flavors, combined with a satisfyingly chewy texture, makes them highly palatable. The detailed specifications provided by the company, including nutritional values and storage conditions, demonstrate a high level of quality control and transparency. Whether you’re a bulk buyer for a food manufacturing business or a retail consumer looking for a healthy pantry staple, these dried apricots are a reliable and delicious option.
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