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Dried Cranberries (from Canada) | Natures Superfood
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Goji Berries | Superfood and Nutrient Powerhouse
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Sun-Dried Tomatoes | Indian Origin | 1% Olive Oil
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Sun-Dried Tomatoes in Sunflower Oil | Ready to Eat
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Fruits & Berries – Naturally Dried, Nutrient-Dense, and 100% Real
Welcome to our Fruits & Berries collection — a curated range of naturally dried produce and clean-label snacks.
From antioxidant-rich dried cranberries, blueberries, and goji berries to sun-dried tomatoes full of flavour and our innovative 100% real fruit bar, every product here is minimally processed, sulphur-free, and made with your health in mind.
Dried Blueberries
· Rich in antioxidants, fibre and natural sweetness.
· A small handful a day is enough to support brain function and heart health.
· Wondering about dried blueberries vs fresh? While fresh berries hydrate, dried blueberries offer a more concentrated nutritional profile.
· Are dried blueberries good for you? Absolutely — they’re high in vitamin C and polyphenols.
· Common question: How many dried blueberries per day? Around 20–30 grams (a small handful).
· How to eat dried blueberries? Sprinkle over oatmeal, porridge, yoghurt, granola, or enjoy as a snack.
· Is dried blueberry good for skin? Yes — the antioxidants can help protect the skin from oxidative stress.
· See full dried blueberries nutrition details on the product page.
Dried Cranberries
· Tart, lightly sweetened and sulphur-free.
· Known to support urinary tract health and gut balance.
· Dried cranberries benefits include digestion support and antioxidant protection.
· How to eat dried cranberries? Add to trail mix, bake into cookies or mix into couscous and salads.
· How many dried cranberries should I eat a day? 30–40 grams is ideal.
· Are dried cranberries high in sugar? Commercial ones often are, but ours are minimally sweetened with no artificial nasties.
· Detailed nutrition of dried cranberries is available on each pack.
Goji Berries (Sun-Dried)
· These nutrient-dense red berries are a traditional superfood used for energy, skin, and immunity.
· Goji berries benefits include vitamin A, iron, and anti-ageing antioxidants.
· Wondering what are goji berries good for? They support immune health, eye health, and skin repair.
· Are dried goji berries good for you? Definitely — especially when soaked before use.
· Should I soak dried goji berries? Not necessary, but if you want, you can soak in warm water for 10–15 minutes to improve texture and absorption.
· Try them in smoothies, teas, porridge or even baked goods.
🍅 Sun-Dried Tomatoes – Intense Flavour, Two Ways
Our sun-dried tomatoes (STOs) are grown in India and made the traditional way, slow-dried under the sun, without the use of sulphur, preservatives, or shortcuts.
We offer two types:
1. Sun-Dried Tomatoes – Olive Oil Coated (Raw)
These are classic, sun-dried tomatoes coated in 1% olive oil to preserve them naturally. They’re not ready to eat straight from the pack — they must be soaked in warm water or oil for 15–20 minutes to rehydrate before use.
· Ideal for pesto, breads, stews, and sauces where you want more control over texture.
· With no added salt or preservatives, they give you clean, ingredient-level flexibility.
2. Sun-Dried Tomatoes in Sunflower Oil (Ready to Use)
These are soaked in organic, unrefined sunflower oil, making them ready to eat and cook with. Soft, flavourful, and shelf-stable — no soaking required.
· Perfect for salads, pizza, pasta, and antipasti boards.
· Just chop and add — no prep needed.
Whichever style you choose, sun-dried tomatoes are:
· Naturally rich in lycopene, an antioxidant linked to heart and skin health
· An excellent source of umami flavour — more concentrated than fresh tomatoes
· A kitchen essential for Mediterranean and modern Indian cooking
🥭 100% Real Fruit Bar – Just Mango, Banana & Grape
We’ve reimagined the fruit snack. No dates, no oats, no sweeteners. Just real fruit.
· Our fruit bar is made with only mango, banana, and grape. Nothing else.
· Your daily cupful of fruits in one bar!
· Naturally sweet, chewy and satisfying — a clean energy bar without additives.
· Great for post-workout fuel, a tiffin box treat, or a travel snack.
· It’s not a fruit leather, not a cereal bar — just three real fruits, gently dried and pressed.
· Rich in fibre, potassium, and vitamin C.
· Free from sulphur, preservatives, gums, or added sugar.
FAQs – You Asked, We Answered
Q: Are dried blueberries as healthy as fresh ones?
Yes, they’re more nutrient-dense per gram — just be mindful of portions.
Q: Can dried blueberries improve skin health?
Yes, thanks to antioxidants like anthocyanins that help protect against free radical damage.
Q: How many dried blueberries should I eat daily?
A small handful (around 20–30 grams) is ideal for most people.
Q: Are dried cranberries good for digestion?
Yes, especially in moderation — they contain fibre and polyphenols.
Q: How much sugar is in dried cranberries?
Our version is lightly sweetened and sulphur-free — most commercial versions are heavily sweetened.
Q: Do I need to soak goji berries before eating?
It’s optional, but soaking makes them easier to chew and improves absorption.
Q: Are sun-dried tomatoes healthy?
Yes — they’re a good source of lycopene, vitamin C and antioxidants, especially when not preserved with sulphur.
Q: Can I use sun-dried tomatoes in pesto and pasta?
Yes, they blend beautifully into sauces and add deep flavour to any Mediterranean dish.
Q: Is your fruit bar suitable for children?
Absolutely. It’s made from 100% fruit with no preservatives or added sugar, a perfect snack for kids.
Q: What’s different about your fruit bar?
Most bars contain fillers, sweeteners or oats. Ours is just real dried fruit — mango, banana, and grape— nothing more.