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Dried Strawberry

Dried strawberries are a delicious and healthy snack, made from fresh strawberries that have been dehydrated to remove most of the water content. This process leaves behind a concentrated, chewy, and flavorful treat. They retain most of their original nutrients, making them a convenient and nutritious option for those seeking a quick energy boost or an alternative to traditional sugary snacks. In addition to being enjoyed on their own, dried strawberries can also be used as an ingredient in various recipes, such as trail mixes, baked goods, and cereal mixes. They can also be rehydrated and added to salads, yogurt, or smoothie bowls for an extra burst of flavor. With their natural sweetness and delightful, fruity taste, dried strawberries are a versatile addition to any pantry.
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IN FRUIT BASED SNACKS
300
CAL / 100G
$2.49
AVG / OZ
dried strawberry
100%
CARBS
0%
FAT
0%
PROTEIN
Dried Strawberry FAQ
Cooking with dried strawberries can sometimes pose a challenge: their concentrated flavor and chewiness can alter the texture and taste of your dishes in unexpected ways. Many people also tend to misunderstand their nutritional content, overconsumption leads to too much sugar intake. Another common pitfall is failing to properly rehydrate dried strawberries before using them in recipes. To get the most out of dried strawberries, they should be appropriately rehydrated, this could be with warm water, juice or alcohol based on the recipe. Note that rehydration will not restore fresh strawberries' texture entirely, they will be much softer. To get a stronger flavor from dried strawberries, it's best to let them soak in the liquid they are being cooked with. Little known hacks include grinding dried strawberries into a powder to create a sugar substitute or using them to infuse flavors into your teas or drinks. Keep in mind dried strawberries might contain sulfites as preservatives, which could cause mild intolerances for some, people should check labelling before usage.
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Expiration & Storage Tips
When does dried strawberry expire?
Unopened, a store-bought bag of dried strawberries will typically last about a year, sometimes up to two years depending on the best by date marked on the packaging. Once you've opened the bag, they last for about 2-4 weeks if you keep them in an airtight container in a dark and cool pantry. Homemade dried strawberries also last about 2-4 weeks in similar conditions. If they're frozen, you can expect them to last a good 12 months without loss of flavor or texture.
How do you tell if dried strawberry is bad?
You'll know your dried strawberries have gone bad if you spot any signs of mold, which will look fluffy and may come in various colors like white, green, or black. If they have been exposed to moisture, they might have a foul smell or unpleasant taste. Another sign they're past their prime is if they've lost their vibrant color and turned a brownish hue, though this doesn't always signal spoilage, sometimes it's just a sign of oxidation, especially if stored improperly or for too long.
Tips for storing dried strawberry to extend shelf life
• Make sure your dried strawberries are stored in a cool, dry, and dark place. Your pantry or a cupboard away from the stove, oven, and other heat sources is perfect. • Keep them in airtight containers. This could be the original packaging, but if you've opened them and don't intend on eating all of them within a few days, consider transferring them to a sealable plastic bag or glass container with a lid. • If you’ve gone down the homemade route, allowing them to cool completely before storing will help prevent any moisture buildup within the container. • Lastly, consider storing them in the freezer if you know you won't eat them for a long time. Frozen dried strawberries retain their flavor and can just be defrosted to room temperature before consuming.
EXPIRES WITHIN
8 - 11
MONTHS
Health Info
Macros
30g
CARBS
0g
FAT
0g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
PALEO
WHOLE 30
MEDITERRANEAN
VEGAN
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
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