Dried Apricots 1000g - VIVIO

Apricots are sweet fruits that occur naturally mainly in East Asia. The oldest sources state that this fruit was cultivated in China 400 years before the birth of Christ. At that time, apricots were usually eaten fresh. Nevertheless, already in ancient times people began to dry them, which made it possible to enjoy their unique taste regardless of the season. Apricots came to the old continent in dried form and quickly conquered the hearts of lovers of oriental delicacies. Due to the growing popularity, this fruit began to be grown on a large scale in the countries of the Mediterranean. Dried apricots have a sweet taste and are orange in color. Its size and structure is reminiscent of a plum.
Dried apricots are a real treasury of nutrients valuable for health, so introducing them into a healthy diet can help improve the functioning of our body. Due to the content of beta-carotene, dried apricots can slow down the aging process and improve the functioning of the digestive system. The vitamin C contained in this fruit, which is also responsible for fighting harmful free radicals, has a similar effect. Apricots also contain a large dose of vitamin E (called the vitamin of youth) , which not only slows down the aging processes, but also contributes to the proper functioning of the cardiovascular system. It is also worth knowing that this fruit is able to provide our body with B vitamins, which, when combined with a healthy diet, help to increase our alertness and concentration. However, apricots are not only valuable vitamins and minerals, but also fiber, which supports the maintenance of a healthy body weight as well as the proper functioning of the cardiovascular system.
Dried apricots are characterized by a low glycemic index (IG = 40) em>. Hence, they can be consumed in moderate amounts by people struggling with diabetes or insulin resistance. However, it is worth knowing that if you have diabetes, it is not advisable to eat this fruit in the afternoon and evening hours. However, you can easily add them to your morning oatmeal or lunch. However, before we permanently include them in our diet, it is worth consulting an experienced nutritionist or diabetologist.

INGREDIENTS
dried apricots.

NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF THE PRODUCT IN 100 g
Energy value - 1270 kJ / 300 kcal
fat - 1.2 g
- including saturated fatty acids - 0.1 g
Carbohydrates – 62g
– including sugar – 61 g
Fiber – 10g
Protein - 5.4g
Salt - 0.01g

NET WEIGHT: 1000 g

APPLICATION
Dried apricots can be used in many ways in our kitchen. We can add them to both aromatic doughs and nutritious porridges. Also, these fruits are an excellent addition to a salad full of vegetables, as well as poultry meat, as an addition to desserts, cakes, dumplings, dumplings, as a base for juices, compotes, for the preparation of jams, preserves, mousses and jellies. Dried apricots are also great for making homemade ice cream with nuts and raisins. In cosmetology, they are part of body scrubs, lotions and masks at home.

RECOMMENDED STORAGE CONDITIONS
Apricots are fermented in tightly sealed packages as they are a natural product, with no added preservatives. Fermentation is a natural process. Upon receipt, open the product and store in a cool place, preferably in the refrigerator.