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Freeze DRY

Freeze DRY Method

The freeze drying method, also known as lyophilization, differs fundamentally from conventional drying methods such as hot air drying or spray drying. Lyophilization is a special process for removing water or other solvents from sensitive materials, especially biological samples, pharmaceutical products and food. The freeze-drying method makes it possible to gently dry fruit without the need to add additives or sugar. The sublimation process converts the water directly from the solid state (ice) to the gaseous state (water vapor), drying the fruit while preserving its flavor and nutritional value. Freeze drying is widely used in the food industry to produce high-quality dried fruit that can be used as snacks, baking ingredients or in other food products. 

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By preserving the flavor and nutritional value of fruit, freeze drying offers an attractive way to preserve the enjoyment and health benefits of fruit over a longer period of time. Freeze drying preserves the natural color, aroma and shape of fruit better than other drying methods. In the case of delicate fruits such as strawberries in particular, freeze drying can deliver higher quality because of the low temperatures and gentle removal of the water. Another advantage of freeze drying is the low residual moisture content of the dried fruit. By removing the water, the growth of microorganisms is inhibited, which leads to a longer shelf life of the fruit. As a result, the dried fruit retains its colour, texture and flavor characteristics over a longer period of time without spoiling.
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Strawberry

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Persimmon

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Dried Figs

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Orange

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