Wholesale Dried Apricots

High in protein and fiber, these nutritious alternatives to store-bought candy and snacks, are welcome additions to holiday gift baskets. Save on bulk-buys, since these dried apricots can be stored for six months in your cupboards. Apricots are tasty snack foods at school or work, and they can be mixed with our bulk-buy roasted nuts to create healthy snack mixes. They are low in fat and sodium, but rich in nutrients. Our dried apricots are certified kosher treats.

California and Turkish Apricots

We have sun-dried sweet Turkish apricots that are picked and dried in the sun at peak ripeness. No sugar is added to these naturally sweet apricots. These Turkish apricots can be purchased in one-lb. bags or 28-lb. cases. Our natural apricot discs are thin, round slices made from apricot puree with just a touch of added sugar.

No sugar is added to our naturally sun-dried California apricots. These are favorite apricots for snacks and dessert recipes. Dice and sprinkle over cereal or salads.

Gourmet Dried Apricots

Dessert is ready when you bring out dark-chocolate-dipped dried apricots after dinner. Dress up a wedding reception or party with these beautifully made apricots dipped in chocolate. Try our Italian glazed apricots, which are glazed whole apricots with pits still inside. Crystallized sugar creates the coating on these elegant whole dried apricot treats. Order a one-lb. bag or 11-lb. case.

Fun Dried Fruit Facts

● Are dried apricots healthy? Yes. In fact, removing the water from fruits actually creates a more concentrated base of nutrients inside these tasty dried fruits.

● Do dried apricots have added sugar? No sugar is added to our naturally sweet California dried apricots. Crystallized sugar creates a light glaze over our Italian glazed whole apricots.

● How long does dried apricot last? The U.S. Department of Agriculture says most dried fruits can be safely stored in sealed bags in your pantry for six months. After opening, how should you store dried fruit? It's recommended by the USDA to store them in tightly sealed containers in your fridge for up to six more months.