How to choose quality dried fruit

Choosing dried fruit at Mixella starts with the pack, not a general promise. The label names the fruit, says it is sun-dried, and prints the weight. That is the information to trust.

Match the pack to the taste you want

Apricot, peach, pear, and apple are the sweeter snacks in the line. Plum Victoria is a deeper plum. Dried tomato belongs with the dried fruits, but it is not a sweet bite. If you want several fruits together, take the mix or the cubes instead of guessing a blend that is not on the shelf.

What the line does not add

These dried fruit packs have no added sugars. Honey belongs to the chocolate dragees, not to this line. Mixella does not publish an organic mark or a lab score on this page — if a certificate is needed, ask Mixella directly and read the pack.

After you open it, keep the pack in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The storage line on the box is the one to follow. This guide does not add a shelf-life number.

• See the dried fruit range
• How to store dried fruits
• Types of Armenian dried fruits

See Armenian dried fruit