Fruit desserts
Use a fruit base in yogurt preparations, ice cream, layered desserts and toppings.
Fruit and vegetable purées, alongside tomato paste, for sweet and savoury product development.

Use a fruit base in yogurt preparations, ice cream, layered desserts and toppings.
Explore fruit body in pastry fillings, baked recipes and fruit sauces, selecting the consistency around the process.
Consider vegetable purées and tomato paste in soups, dressings and sauce bases where body and flavour work together.

Date flesh in a purée format for fruit preparations, fillings and blended recipes.

Apple in a pulped fruit format for breakfast foods, bakery recipes, fruit preparations and savoury sauces.
Apricot fruit purée for bright stone-fruit desserts, yogurt preparations, sauces and bakery fillings.

Yellow plum in a pulped fruit format for orchard-fruit desserts, sorbets, sauces and pastry creations.
Red plum fruit purée for rich orchard-fruit fillings, dessert layers and sweet-savoury sauces.
Peach fruit purée for aromatic smoothies, creamy desserts, fruit layers and pastry recipes.
Black mulberry fruit purée for distinctive desserts, fruit layers, sauces and pulpy drinks.

Black carrot in a vegetable purée format for distinctive savoury recipes and fruit-and-vegetable blends.
Beetroot purée for earthy-sweet vegetable recipes, colourful dips and fruit-and-vegetable blends.

Concentrated tomato paste for deep tomato flavour in sauces, soups, braises and savoury recipe bases.
Mango fruit purée for rounded tropical flavour in smoothies, yogurt preparations, frozen desserts and sauces.
Practical reading to support product selection and sample discussions.
Compare fruit choice and texture in stirred preparations, layers and frozen desserts.
Understand the processing distinction before comparing tomato paste samples.
Discuss the product specification, documentation, packaging and commercial terms for your project.