Freeze Fresh Tropical Series Banana 20 g
Banana has the most different structure in the range. Where strawberry and raspberry are almost entirely water, banana contains starch; when the water is drawn out what remains is not a hollow skeleton but a denser substance. That is why a banana slice does not dissolve in the mouth — it snaps and is chewed.
The starch brings a further advantage: banana draws moisture more slowly than the other fruits, so it holds its crispness longer in an opened pack. Its calorie density is also high, making it the range's best fit where quick energy is wanted before or after exercise.
Shelf life and storage conditions
- Shelf Life
- Production and best-before dates are printed on the packaging.
- Storage Conditions
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
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Why Choose This Product?
- A starch structure gives a dense texture; it snaps and is chewed rather than dissolving.
- It draws moisture more slowly than the other fruits and stays crisp longer once opened.
- High calorie density suits it to quick energy before and after exercise.
- No sugar is added; the sweetness comes from the banana's own sugar concentrating.
Where To Use It
- Pre- and post-exercise snacks
- Granola and muesli mixes
- Children's lunchboxes
- Yoghurt and smoothie bowls
- Office and travel snacks
- Breakfast cereal bowls
Wholesale Ordering & Storage
It sees steady demand in the sports-nutrition channel, where consumption is season-independent, so the order plan can hold steady through the year. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does it not melt in the mouth like the other fruits?
Banana contains starch. Once the water is removed what remains is a denser structure rather than a hollow skeleton, so the slice snaps and is chewed.
How long does it stay crisp once opened?
Drawing moisture slowly, it stays crisp longer than the other items in the range. The pack should still be kept sealed.
Is it the same as banana chips?
No. Banana chips are usually fried in oil and sugared. This product is only dried; it contains no oil and no added sugar.
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