APRICOT (Prunus armeniaca)
Arab settlers were the first to cultivate apricots in Italy during the 10th century. They suit the Italian climate. Nowadays, Italy is the largest producer of apricots in Europe, with the harvest in June and July. Fresh apricots are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, are high in other antioxidants, most notably flavonoids, potassium and fibre.
100% Apricot Fruit Spread
Apricot 100% Pure Fruit Spread
APRICOT (Prunus armeniaca)
Arab settlers were the first to cultivate apricots in Italy during the 10th century. They suit the Italian climate. Nowadays, Italy is the largest producer of apricots in Europe, with the harvest in June and July. Fresh apricots are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, are high in other antioxidants, most notably flavonoids, potassium and fibre.
Ingredients, nutritional values & serving suggestions
Serving suggestions
Delicious by the spoonful, or on toast or brioche. It is also a popular addition to natural yogurt, smoothies and fresh or mature cheese. Spread FruitTree’s Apricot on freshly sliced apples to glaze Tart au Pommes or onto chocolate cake. Alternatively, use several spoonfuls to pep up a salad dressing, why not take a look at our recipe for Apricot Salad and Sourdough Crackers?