Organic Dried Pear Halves

Organic Dried Pear is a snack everyone enjoys and a culinary ingredient that will benefit any dried fruit recipe. At Food To Live, we make sure that our products are entirely toxin-free and safe for you and your family. Our dried pears are delightful and loaded with a great variety of vitamins and minerals.

Pears are the least fattening fruits and go perfectly with weight management meal plans. Their mildly sweet taste and small calorie count make for a great combination to liven up any diet. Bodybuilders and athletes will appreciate Organic Dried Pear from Food To Live as they can snack on the sweet goodness without compromising their fitness goals. Note that dried pears are also suitable for dogs. They provide your puppy with many essential nutrients, so let the animal enjoy this tasty treat once in a while.

Food To Live Organic Dried Pear contains many elements, including:

• Calcium
• Iron
• Zinc
• Magnesium
• Potassium
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin C
• B vitamins
• Vitamin K
• Vitamin E

Pears don’t have rich nutrient content, however, their versatility makes the fruit a valuable contribution to your diet. Dried pears carry fiber, both soluble and insoluble. Therefore, eating them regularly benefits your digestion and helps normalize metabolism. Fiber is vitally essential for gut health support as well as detox. Maintaining a high intake of fiber-rich foods improves cholesterol levels.

You can find dozens of products made from both fresh and dried pears, including wine, cider, nectar, juice, and jam. Both the pear cake and pear pie are fantastically delicious. It would help if you reconstituted dried pears before using them for baking delicious goodies are this will improve the taste and texture of the final product. You can also use dried pears to make a quick healthy smoothie. Combine them with some apples or bananas, ice, and a splash of fruit juice. A dried pear smoothie will make a right, low-calorie, energy drink for a gym.

Please store Food To Live Organic Dried Pears in an airtight container. You can keep it in a fridge, pantry, or freezer. The latter option offers maximum shelf life, but dried pears can last for up to a year, even in the pantry. As long as you ensure the fruits remain dry, they should be perfectly fine. Note that canned pears contain a smaller number of nutrients than dehydrated fruit. Dried pears retain enough of their original vitamins and minerals to give you a good energy boost.