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Crispy Green Freeze Dried Fruit by Evan Orensten

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The height of summer is not usually when you think about freeze dried fruits, but these tasty snacks from Crispy Green are great all year round. Crunchy, tangy and tasty, these are handy for snacking, lunchboxes, hiking, etc., contain only 100% fruit with no additives or preservatives and come in apple, peach and apricot.

First the fresh fruit is frozen and placed in a vacuum drying device. Water from the fruit is removed while it is still frozen, and then sterilized. The newly freeze-dried fruit can be stored for years without preservatives. Learn more about freeze drying here.

Six pack bags of Crispy Apple, Crispy Peach or Crispy Apricot are available online for $7.99.

p.s. They make healthy treats for dogs too.

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This entry posted on 26 July 2006 at 1:38 AM
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