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Dried fruitDried watermelon
Product Overview of Dried Watermelon (Nagano-Grown) Nagano-grown watermelon, nurtured by the temperature swings distinctive of high-altitude regions, is lavishly sliced and dried slowly at low temperature. By carefully finishing this high-moisture fruit, it concentrates watermelon's own juicy sweetness and a faint green aroma... -
Dried fruitDried banana
Product Overview of Dried Banana (Okinawa-Grown Island Banana + Overseas-Grown) A dried banana made by using, as appropriate, the rare "island banana" grown by partner farmers in Okinawa and stably supplied overseas-grown bananas. Island banana is small but prized for its rich sweetness and acidity, with an appealing special-feeling flavor. On... -
Dried fruitDried strawberry
Product Overview of Dried Strawberry (Kyoto-Grown) Fully ripe strawberries carefully grown by partner farmers in Kyoto Prefecture are sliced and dried slowly at low temperature. It concentrates the flesh's juiciness and rich aroma as-is, with a finish where a sweet-tartness spreads the more you chew. Strawberry's distinctive gorgeous aroma stands out, for top... -
Dried fruitDried lemon
Product Overview of Dried Lemon A dried lemon using domestically grown lemons (Kyoto-grown, Ehime-grown), concentrating a refreshing acidity and aroma. Through low-temperature drying, it retains vivid color while locking in the peel's fragrance and the flesh's acidity as-is. Its slice shape is easy to use as-is, for top... -
Dried fruitDried kiwi
Product Overview of Dried Kiwi A dried kiwi using Kyoto-grown kiwifruit, concentrating its sweet-tart flavor as-is. Through low-temperature drying, the vivid green and acidity stand out, with a finish that lets you enjoy natural sweetness. Drying drives off the fruit's distinctive moisture, giving a concentrated flavor... -
Dried fruitDried shikuwasa
Product Overview of Dried Shikuwasa Shikuwasa is a citrus specialty of Okinawa, prized for its refreshing acidity and pleasant bitterness. Especially by drying it, the aroma and acidity concentrate, so you can enjoy that flavor even after long-term storage. Because it's sliced and dried with the peel, the fruit's um... -
Dried fruitDried pineapple
Product Overview of Dried Pineapple Pineapple's appeal is the sweet-tart flavor distinctive of tropical fruit. Especially by drying it, the sweetness and acidity concentrate tightly, and the fruity aroma stands out even more. Whether eaten as-is as a snack or as a confectionery ingredient... -
Dried fruitDried Momonosuke
Product Overview of Dried Momonosuke Momonosuke kabu, as the name suggests, is a turnip prized for a peach-like coloring and a smooth texture. Especially because it uses the sweet Kyotango-grown Momonosuke kabu, it has juiciness and a faint sweetness, used widely from raw eating to heated cooking... -
Dried fruitWhat is edible tea? The appeal of fruit tea, ideal for gifts and novelties
Also searched for as “dried fruit black tea,” “edible tea” is a group of products that pair dried fruit with teas such as black tea, rooibos, and herbal tea; you pour hot water to enjoy the aroma and taste, then eat the fruit itself at the end. Apple, mandarin orange, strawberry... -
Dried fruitWhy high-priced domestic dried fruit is scarce, and its potential in pet and confectionery development
Dried fruit, whose popularity is rising as a healthy snack and natural ingredient. However, most products distributed in the domestic market are overseas-grown and sugar-added. In fact, “domestic” and “sugar-free” dried fruit is still a limited presence. Why domestic... -
Dried fruitHow to Use Fruit Powder | Substitution Design for Confectionery and Sweets
Fruit powder is an ingredient made by powdering fruits such as strawberry, mango, blueberry, apple, pear, yuzu, and banana. In confectionery, sweets, drinks, and nutritional foods, for formulations where fresh fruit or flesh is hard to use (dough or cream where you don't want to add moisture, products premised on heating or long-term storage... -
Dried fruitDried apple
Product Overview of Dried Apple A commercial dried fruit using "leaf-left Shinshu apple," grown naturally as-is. By growing it with the leaves left on, sugar production through photosynthesis is promoted, finishing with the flesh full of honey. This honeyed apple is cut into sticks and dice... -
Dried fruitDried pear
Product Overview of Dried Pear (Nijisseiki Pear) Using the green pear "Gold Nijisseiki," grown at an orchard in northern Kyoto Prefecture. By drying this green pear—prized for a refreshing acidity and restrained sweetness—slowly at low temperature, the sweetness concentrates, with a faintly remaining acidity as an accent for a flavor both new and nostalgic... -
Dried fruitDried mandarin
Product Overview of Dried Mandarin Dried chips made by drying Aichi-grown mandarins whole with the peel on. Because the outer peel contains many nutrients, it's finished with a specification that lets you take in the nutritional value whole. Peel-on processing readily produces bitterness, but with a commitment to variety selection and temperature management, the peel... -
Dried fruitDried tomato
Product Overview of Dried Tomato A large-fruited tomato harvested after fully ripening is carefully dried at low temperature to retain the flesh's sweetness and juiciness. After rehydrating, a softness and rich sweetness like a fruit tomato spread, so juicy you wouldn't think it's dried...
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