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Crazy Jack Organic Soft Dried Apricots 200g
Eligible for Home DeliveryEligible for In-store Collection
Organic and sulphur dioxide-free – naturally dark in colour
Partially rehydrated for a soft, tender texture
High in fibre – 9.2g per 100g
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Eligible for Home DeliveryEligible for In-store Collection
Organic and sulphur dioxide-free – naturally dark in colour
Partially rehydrated for a soft, tender texture
High in fibre – 9.2g per 100g
Eligible for Home DeliveryEligible for In-store Collection
Organic and sulphur dioxide-free – naturally dark in colour
Partially rehydrated for a soft, tender texture
High in fibre – 9.2g per 100g
Description
Ingredients
Nutrition
You can tell straight away these aren't ordinary dried apricots. Where most supermarket versions are dyed an artificial orange with sulphur dioxide, Crazy Jack's are a natural golden-brown – softer, richer in flavour and genuinely better for you. Partially rehydrated to give them that satisfying, tender bite, they're the kind of snack you keep coming back to.
Certified organic and vegan, with 9.2g of fibre per 100g, they're a brilliant store-cupboard staple. Eat them straight from the bag, chop them into porridge, scatter over muesli, or use them in baking. Whatever you do with them, they'll be better for being Crazy Jack.
Ingredients: Partially rehydrated organic dried apricots.
Weight: 200g | Dietary: Organic, Vegan | High in fibre | No sulphur dioxide | No added sugar
Energy (kcal): 158kcal, Fat: 0.6g, of which Saturates: 0.1g, Carbohydrate: 36.5g, of which Sugars: 36.5g, Fibre: 9.2g, Protein: 4.0g, Salt: 0.03g
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