Mixella · Armavir · 2018
Armenian dried fruit (chir)
Mixella chir is sun-dried Armenian fruit — apricot, peach, plum, pear, apple, tomato, fruit cubes, and a mix. No added sugars, made in Armenia.
The dried fruit range
Single-fruit packs are one variety. The mix and the cubes bring several pieces into one pack. Open a product to see the weight printed on that pack, the ingredients, and the price.
8 products
- Dried apple
- Dried apricot
- Dried fruit cubes
- Dried fruit mix
- Dried peach
- Dried pear
- Dried tomato
- Plum Victoria
How to choose
Read the pack: the fruit name, that it is sun-dried, and the weight on the box. Apricot, peach, pear, and apple are the sweeter snacks. Plum Victoria is deeper. Dried tomato is in the same line, with a savoury taste. For several fruits in one box, take the mix.
Made in Armenia
Mixella started in Armavir in 2018. The dried fruits are made in Armenia — sun-dried and packed by hand, as stated on the packs.
Where to buy Mixella dried fruits
In Yerevan they are at SAS, Nrneni House, Kaizer, and Gntunik. In Armavir, at Zanazan and Anahit. The range can differ by store. The store page also lists online, including Wildberries.
Yerevan
SAS supermarket
Mixella chocolate dragees and dried fruits in SAS stores.
Yerevan
Nrneni House
Mixella in Yerevan at Nrneni House.
Yerevan
Kaizer
Mixella in Yerevan at Kaizer.
Yerevan
Gntunik
Mixella in Yerevan at Gntunik.
Armavir
Zanazan
Mixella in Armavir at Zanazan supermarket.
Armavir
Anahit
Mixella in Armavir at Anahit.
Dried fruit gifts
For a simple gift, look at the dried fruit mix. The corporate boxes pair dried fruits with chocolate-dipped pieces and truffles, in a matte black box.
Questions about Armenian chir
- What is Armenian chir (dried fruit)?
- Chir is the Armenian word for dried fruit. Mixella makes sun-dried Armenian chir in Armavir — apricot, peach, plum, pear, apple, tomato, cubes, and a mix — with no added sugars, since 2018.
- Where can I buy Armenian dried fruit in Yerevan?
- Mixella chir is in Yerevan at SAS, Nrneni House, Kaizer, and Gntunik, and in Armavir at Zanazan and Anahit. You can also order from this website.
- Which dried fruits does Mixella make?
- Single-fruit packs of apricot, peach, plum, pear, apple, and tomato, plus dried-fruit cubes and a mix. Weight and price are on each product page.
Short guides
Choosing, varieties, storage, dried apricot, and gift boxes — written from the Mixella range that actually exists.
Types of Armenian dried fruit (chir) at Mixella
Apricot, peach, plum, pear, apple, tomato, cubes, and the mix — what each Mixella pack actually is.
How to choose quality dried fruit
Use the pack in front of you: fruit name, sun-dried, weight, and whether you want one fruit or a mix.
How to store dried fruits
The instruction printed on Mixella packs: a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Dried apricot: the Mixella pack and how it is used
Sun-dried apricot from Mixella — a familiar Armenian table fruit, packed on its own, separate from the chocolate dragee.
Choosing a dried fruit gift box
A Mixella mix for a simple gift, or a matte black corporate box with dried fruit, chocolate, and truffles.







