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Natural Selection Dried Sliced Apricots

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200 g

Barcode
5060135530433

Composition

Chopped Dried Apricots , Rice Flour , Preservative (Sulphur Dioxide) .

IDEAL INGREDIENTS. Cooking ingredient. Home Baking. Breakfast topper. Snacking. The Story. In 1859 Charles Darwin was the first to recognise the benefits of evolution in nature - naturally occurring developments in animals and plants that offer a subtle advantage over their counterparts. Based in Shrewsbury, the birthplace of Darwin, Evolution Foods have searched the planet to bring you Natural Selection, a range of old favourites all offering unique characteristics that we think you'll find highly appealing. Why not give them a try? We're confident that you'll find Natural Selection to be a taste of something special! Chopped Dried Apricots. Grown in family-run orchards in Eastern Turkey, these succulent fruits are harvested using traditional methods and dried in the warm Mediterranean sunshine. We chop them into small pieces and add a sprinkle of rice flour to prevent sticking and make them simpler to cook with. Natural Selection Chopped Apricots can be added straight from the packet into a biscuit or muffin mix as a delicious alternative to raisins. Their tangy-sweetness adds a twist to a casserole or stuffing mix and they are also ideal for chutneys and relishes. For a natural high-fibre, low-fat cereal topper, try mixed with other Natural Selection products.

Nutrition per 100 g/ml

Nutrition per 100 grams or millilitres
ValueAmount
Energy, kcal
Protein, g4.8
Fat, g0.7
Carbohydrate, g

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Dietary properties

  • Derived: vegetarian
  • Derived: lenten
  • Derived: lactose-free

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