Crazy Jack - Organic Dried Apricots, 250g

Quick Description

Indulge yourself in Mother Nature’s goodness with Crazy Jack’s Organic Dried Apricots. Sweet, intense, and deliciously rich in colour and taste - it’s happy snacking all around!

Key Information

• Nothing but delicious, organic apricots
• Dried the traditional way, under Mother Earth’s hot sun
• Packed in a nut-free facility
• No added Sulphates or Artificial Additives
• Perfect for enjoying with granola, as a baking ingredient, or snacking out the bag! 

Product Overview

Introducing Crazy Jack’s Dried Apricots. Sweet, rich, and intense dried apricots, with a beautiful, natural deep colour. 100% delicious and 100% organic. 

They are picked in their prime in the Euphrates valley. Dried under the hot sun and packed up for the ultimate convenience. Enjoy a satisfying snack made from nothing other than Mother Earth’s natural goodness. 

Free from sulfates, artificial additives, or any unnecessary bad bits. A natural source of fibre and iron. And, most importantly - mouth-wateringly delicious. Prepare for your next snack obsession. 

Whether it’s for topping on your morning cereal or porridge, mixing in to your favourite bakes, or simply snacking on their own - we guarantee you’ll be reaching for more. 

Ingredients 

Organic Apricots

Frequently Asked Questions 

What are the health benefits of apricots?

So we’ve nearly sold you - you are teetering on the edge of filling up your basket with a pack of deliciously organic dried apricot. But you need one more excuse … well, there’s nothing sweeter than hearing your favourite snack is also brimming with health benefits! 

Dried apricots are packed with fibre that remains intact the whole way through the drying process, making them a fantastic option to fill you up and aid digestion. 

Dried apricots are also a natural source of Vitamin A (important for vision, the immune system, and much more) and Iron (essential for all-around growth and development). 

What’s more? Dried apricots are also rich in potassium and antioxidants. Would it be too much to call them a ‘super snack'? We think not!