Aseptic apricot purée.
Apricot Purée
Apricot fruit purée for bright stone-fruit desserts, yogurt preparations, sauces and bakery fillings.
- Format
- Purée
- Base
- Apricot
Product at a glance
Selected values from the supplied technical sheet. Confirm the current grade and order specification with Ekinden.
30–32 °Brix
3.6–4.2
0–8 °C
Overview and key benefits.
A practical summary for procurement, R&D and QA teams comparing application fit, format and processing requirements.
Apricot purée gives recipes the fruit’s distinctive stone-fruit character together with the presence of pulped flesh. It is an inviting choice for desserts that need a clear fruit centre, from a yogurt layer to a sorbet or pastry component.
Apricot sits comfortably alongside vanilla and almond flavours, while date can take a recipe toward a richer fruit combination. In savoury cooking, apricot opens a route to fruit sauces and gently spiced accompaniments. The purée format keeps the fruit at the heart of the recipe, with sweetness and final consistency shaped around the dish you want to create.
Country of origin: Iran. 100% natural, with no additives.
How it’s made
Apricots are destoned and the edible flesh is pulped into purée. Keeping the flesh in the preparation gives it fruit body as well as apricot flavour.
Bright stone-fruit character suits yogurt preparations, pastry fillings and fruit sauces, contributing fruit body alongside its distinctive apricot flavour.
Application fit.
Product documentation.
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Request SpecificationsIn the kitchen and the recipe
Create apricot yogurt layers, fruit swirls and sorbet recipes, with vanilla or another stone fruit for a complementary direction.
Build a fruit filling for pastry, or combine apricot with ginger and warm spices in an accompaniment for a savoury dish.
A closer look
Can apricot purée be used in a glaze?
It can be the fruit base of a glaze. A finished glaze is a separate recipe, designed for the desired sheen, flow and way it will be applied.
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