FREEZE-DRIED WHOLE BLACKBERRY

Format 80g
Code 41228
Packaging 6u
Code 41228
Packaging 6u
Format 400g
Code 52207
Packaging 2u
Code 52207
Packaging 2u

The freeze-dried whole blackberry preserves the sweet flavour with a tangy note, the aroma, and the intense purple colour of fresh blackberry. Light and crunchy, it pairs very well with chocolate and adds natural colour to creams, glazes, and decorations.

How to Use

Add the whole blackberries as a decoration, topping, or crunchy inclusion in chocolate bars and bonbons, cakes, cheesecakes, ice creams, and yoghurts, or crush them to obtain a powder to naturally colour and flavour creams, glazes, mousses, and macarons.

Dosage
quantum satis
blackberry
Features

Freeze-dried whole blackberry: purple colour and a tangy note

The freeze-dried whole blackberry is blackberry with the water removed by freeze-drying, preserving its deep purple colour, aroma, and sweet flavour with a tangy note. The result is a whole fruit, light and crunchy, with concentrated blackberry flavour and no moisture or preservatives, very stable at room temperature.

As it’s not seasonal, it lets you work with berries all year round with consistent quality. Use as is, as a decoration or inclusion, or crushed into an intense purple powder. As it is a hygroscopic product, add it onto moist bases just before service to preserve crunch.

Freeze-dried whole blackberry: purple colour and a tangy note

Frequently Asked Questions

What is freeze-drying and why does it better preserve blackberry colour and flavour?
Freeze-drying removes water by sublimation (from ice directly to vapour, without passing through liquid) at low temperature. It is one of the methods that best preserves blackberry’s purple colour, aroma, and sweet flavour with a tangy note, without preservatives, and with a light, stable product all year round.
Does freeze-dried blackberry add natural colour to preparations?
Yes. When crushed, it produces an intense purple powder that lets you colour and flavour creams, glazes, mousses, and doughs without using artificial colourings, while also adding blackberry’s characteristic flavour.
How should I store it once the package has been opened?
As a freeze-dried product it is very hygroscopic: it absorbs moisture quickly. Store the blackberries in a dry place at room temperature (15–25 °C), with the pack tightly closed and, preferably, with a desiccant sachet inside to keep the crunchy texture for as long as possible.
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