Description
Bremer Gewürzhandel Cranberries – 1 kg – Dried & fruity – Refined with pineapple syrup
Fruity moments of enjoyment – aromatic cranberries with natural sweetness
The Bremer Gewürzhandel dried cranberries are carefully processed and lightly sweetened with pineapple syrup to preserve their fruity aroma.
These juicy, aromatic fruits are ideal for snacking or as a versatile ingredient in muesli, baked goods and savory dishes.
The gentle drying process preserves the natural color of the berries, while the pineapple syrup provides a pleasant sweetness without refined sugar.
product advantages
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Dried cranberries with natural sweetness from pineapple syrup
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No added refined sugar
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Vegan & free from artificial flavors or colors
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Practical 1 kg large pack – ideal for heavy consumers
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Versatile – from breakfast to salad
use
The Bremer Gewürzhandel dried cranberries are ideal:
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As a fruity ingredient in muesli, porridge or yoghurt
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For homemade muesli bars or energy balls
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In baked goods such as cakes, biscuits or breads
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As a sweet and sour accent in couscous, rice or bulgur salads
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As a snack pure or in fruit and nut mixes
Product details
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Contents: 1 kg dried cranberries
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processing: Gently dried, lightly sweetened with pineapple syrup
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Packaging: Food-safe bag, resealable
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special features:
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Vegan
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No refined sugar
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Free from artificial additives
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Origin: Depending on season and batch
sustainability
The Bremer Gewürzhandel Cranberries are processed using environmentally friendly production methods.
The large pack saves packaging material and contributes to the reduction of disposable packaging.
Conclusion
The Bremer Gewürzhandel dried cranberries are the perfect combination of fruitiness and natural sweetness.
Ideal for creative recipes and healthy enjoyment in everyday life.
For special combinations we recommend our raw Yemeni Sidr Doani honey, excellent for muesli, dips or dressings with cranberries.
You can find out more about conscious nutrition at Federal Center for Nutrition (bzfe.de).
