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Real Foods Pitted Prunes Sorbated USA

250gr
£3.00 120p / 100g

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500gr
£5.02 100p / 100g

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1kg
£8.80 88p / 100g

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3kg
£23.86 80p / 100g

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6kg
£47.23 79p / 100g

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Ingredients

Pitted Prunes Sorbated USA ingredients:

Pitted Prunes. Potassium Sorbate.

Nutritional values per 100g : Energy 601kj/141kcal, Protein 2.5g, Carbohydrate 34g - of which sugars 34g, Fat 0.4g, of which saturates nil, Fibre 5.7, Sodium 0.001g.

About Pitted Prunes Sorbated USA

Prunes (or dried plums) are a good source of vitamin A, dietary fibre, potassium and copper. Delicious squeezed for prune juice or for use in baking. These prunes are sorbated, meaning they have had potassium sorbate (the potassium salt of sorbic acid) added, which is used to prevent mould and yeast spoilage. Sorbic acid is completely safe; it is found in nature in the European sorb apple and in rowanberries.

Prunes are an effective digestive aid as they contain both soluble and insoluble fibre as well as sorbitol, an unfermentable sugar which has been shown to produce a good medium for the production of desirable intestinal microorganisms. Insoluble fibre adds bulk and pulls water into the intestine resulting in a softer stool that is more quickly eliminated. Soluble fibre mixes with water in the stomach to become more viscous. This can result in the stomach emptying more slowly, giving a feeling of satiety, and aiding in the absorption of important nutrients. Prunes are also highly recommended for people suffering from arthritis as they have anti-inflammatory properties.

It's up to you whether you wish to soak these prunes, if they seem dry soaking for a few minutes in hot water will help refresh them. If you are planning on cooking the prunes, soaking them in water or juice beforehand will reduce the cooking time. Some people find it easier to soak them overnight for use the next day, but it's not essential.

Pitted Prunes Sorbated USA country of origin: USA

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Customer reviews

I buy pitted prunes when I feel too lazy to be bothered removing the stones myself. I love to use these in baking - personally I would definitely recommend soaking them overnight first as otherwise they soak up moisture from the cake mix and the cake becomes rather dry. They are quite nice soaked in brandy.......

By Yvonne Reid on 03/09/2014