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Diced Dried Apricots - 16 oz.
item# 1692 $11.95
Ships to Canada.
Soft, sweet, and already diced
Our Turkish apricots are soft, sweet, and already diced: perfect for baking!
- Fresh apricots are sun-dried, then pitted and sulfured (to preserve their fresh, sunny color).
- 1/4” to 3/8” dice is the perfect size for scones, muffins, cakes, and other pastries.
- Packaged in America.
- 1-lb. bag.
Reviews
01/02/2012
Delicious, easy to use, and keeps well in the cupboard all winter for my oatmeal!
12/18/2011
Very handy. I love not having to spend an hour dicing apricots for my dark chocolate apricot cookies. They taste good and hold up beautifully in baking.
12/04/2011
I eat these out of the bag whenever I have them out to bake. They are delicious in the apricot scone recipe. One of the KAF products I keep in the freezer. Thanks KAF.
05/10/2011
Very tasty and ready to use for baking, Well worth the price!
01/09/2011
Different from last time I purchased. Dark in color and dusted with flour? to keep from sticking together (which gave them an odd taste when eating from the bag). Probably still good for baking but if you use like I do for straight eating or to put into entree dishes like stews, then I'd find something else.
11/01/2010
These are very easy to use. Ni chopping of dried apricots for your cookie recipes. Just measure and go. I use these in cookies and my own granola.
10/24/2010
05/23/2010
These are coated with oil which partially prevents sticking. What kind of oil? How much? I wish they were coated in rice flour or glucose instead. It spite of that, they are very tasty.
thank you for your patience! We needed to contact the manufacturer. It's either rice flour or rice oil and it's less than 2% of either one. Elisabeth @ KAF
