Dried Grapes
Nutrition and Benefits
- Improves overall organ and bone health
- Rich in Vitamin A
- Rich in Calcium
- May prevent osteoporosis during menopause
- High antioxidant contents
- Improve elasticity and skin texture
- Promotes hair health by stimulating hair follicles
- Prevents tooth decay and reduces cavities, suppressing oral bacteria that cause gum disease
- Rich in arginine, lower stress levels
- May be beneficial for high blood pressure patients
- Boosts digestive health – may relieve constipation
Sun Muscat
Golden seedless grapes. These are a round berry of medium to large size. Both sweet and sour in flavour. Sun Muscat can be dried in its natural form as a cluster.
Currants
Black, seedless grapes. These are tiny berries packed with flavour. Currants cannot be dried as a cluster, berries are easily broken into pieces due to its brittle stem.
Thompson / Sultana
Dried golden/ brown seedless grapes. These are medium to large oval berries, particularly flavoursome and soft. It can be dried as a cluster. These are one of the most popular dried fruits on the market. Ideal to eat on their own as a snack or can be used in cakes, biscuits, breads or dessert toppings.
Crimson
Red/ light purple seedless grapes, medium to large oval berry size. It has a strong flavour due to its thicker skin when dried. This stem is thick and flexible. The berry is attached firmly onto its stem, and therefore it is best to be left as a cluster bunch. Crimson is a very popular dried cluster variety in Asia. Usually used for display during lunar New Year to attract luck and wealth.