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Description
Indulge in the delightful sweetness of our Organic Turkish Figs, sun-dried to perfection. These dried figs are not only a tasty treat but also a versatile ingredient that can enhance a variety of dishes.
Key Features:
- Bulk Packaging: Enjoy a generous 28 lbs (12.70 kgs) of Organic Turkish Figs, perfect for both snacking and culinary applications.
- Naturally Sweet: These figs offer a sweet, mellow flavor that makes them an irresistible snack on their own or a delicious addition to numerous recipes.
Health Benefits:
- Nutrient-Dense: Packed with dietary fiber, antioxidants, and essential nutrients, our organic Turkish figs support digestive health and overall well-being.
Culinary Uses:
- Versatile Ingredient: Use dried Turkish figs in a variety of cuisines! They're perfect for adding sweetness to salads, enhancing cheese platters, or incorporating into baked goods like cookies and breads.
- Healthy Snack: Enjoy them straight from the bag for a nutritious, energy-boosting snack that satisfies your sweet tooth.
Certification:
Our Turkish figs are certified organic by CCOF, ensuring that you are consuming a product that meets the highest standards of quality and sustainability.
Savor the natural sweetness and health benefits of our Organic Turkish Figs today! Order your bulk package now and elevate your snacking and cooking experience
Health Benefits of Organic Turkish Figs
The antioxidant boost provided by fruit consumption lasts about 2 hours. Which dried fruits are the best? Of the six fruits tested–apricots, cranberries, dates, figs, raisins and plums–shooting to a surprise finish at number one was… figs! Even the high fructose corn syrup in the soda is no match for the antioxidant power of fruit. Despite the double sugar load, subjects washing down their figs with soda still experienced an overall rise in antioxidant levels in their bloodstream. In addition to having the highest antioxidant content among the six fruits tested, of the thousands of whole foods in the USDA nutrient database, figs make the top ten for fiber content