Sweet without sugar! Domestic dried fruits
We would like to introduce our dried fruits, which are made using luxurious domestic fruits. By drying the fruits, we are able to enjoy the concentrated sweetness and flavor while preserving the fresh flavor of the fruits. This time, we will introduce three products in detail: dried oranges, dried apples, and dried pears.
1. Dried orange
Made with oranges that have been exposed to plenty of sunlight
Our dried oranges are made from oranges grown in Japan's rich natural environment. Fresh oranges are sliced and slowly dried at low temperatures to condense the fruit's natural sweetness and sourness. The refreshing flavor that spreads with every bite makes them the perfect breakfast or snack. They are also rich in vitamin C and dietary fiber, making them great for beauty and health.
2. Dried apples
Crispy texture and rich sweetness
Dried apples are made from domestically grown apples that are slowly dried to achieve a crispy texture and rich sweetness. They are delicious as is, but adding them to yogurt or cereal will give you an even richer flavor. The natural sweetness and aroma of the apples fills your mouth, and you'll definitely be hooked after just one bite.
3. Dried pears
Made with Kyoto-grown Nijisseiki pears, it has a refined sweetness and aroma.
The dried pears are made from Nijisseiki pears grown in the fertile soil of Kyoto. The sliced Nijisseiki pears are slowly dried at low temperature to bring out their refined sweetness and mellow aroma. Dried pears are recommended as a teatime accompaniment or as a topping for desserts. Their delicate flavor will make any moment even more special.
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Our dried fruits are luxurious items that make full use of the bounty of domestically grown fruits. They bring out the natural sweetness and aroma of each fruit to the fullest, making them a healthy and delicious snack. Please give our dried fruits a try. We will bring deliciousness to your table.
These dried fruits are available in our online shop, for more details please see the link below.
