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Sephra Freeze Dried Blackberries 1kg

Sephra Freeze Dried Scottish Blackberries


Sephra Freeze Dried Scottish Blackberries 1kg provide a larger whole-fruit format for regular chocolate, bakery and dessert production. The pack supports controlled portioning across higher-volume batches while retaining the characteristic dark colour, berry flavour and crisp texture of the fruit.



Whole Scottish Blackberries with No Added Ingredients


The product contains 100% blackberry with no added sugar, preservatives, colours, flavourings or other additives. Freeze drying reduces the moisture content to below 4%, producing a crisp fruit ingredient suitable for dry inclusions and decorative applications.

The berries have a natural deep purple colour and a characteristic dried blackberry flavour. Their distinctive appearance makes them particularly suitable where visible fruit pieces and strong colour contrast are required.



Prepared Berries for Professional Portioning


The product consists predominantly of blackberries measuring approximately 20–30mm. The prepared format removes the need to wash, drain or prepare fresh berries and allows the required quantity to be weighed directly from the pack.

As this is a natural whole-fruit product, some variation in size, shape and colour may occur. The berries are also delicate, and occasional splits, skins and smaller fragments can be present as a result of handling and the freeze drying process.



Use Whole, Crushed or Rehydrated


Use the blackberries directly from the pack in chocolate bars, bark, granola, cereal mixes and other low-moisture products. They can also be used to finish cakes, cheesecakes, porridge, yoghurt, ice cream and plated desserts.

For a finer result, crush or process the berries into blackberry powder. The powder may be mixed into buttercream, icing, glazes, meringues, chocolate fillings or dry dessert preparations. Test the quantity before larger-scale production, as fruit powder may affect the consistency of the finished recipe.

The berries may also be rehydrated where a softer fruit texture is required. Cold water helps retain more of their shape, while warmer water is suitable for sauces, fillings and compotes where the final texture is more important than appearance.



Applications Across Chocolate and Dessert Production


Freeze dried blackberry pairs effectively with milk, dark and white chocolate and can be used in bars, bark, clusters and decorated confectionery. Its deep colour also provides a strong visual contrast against white chocolate, cream, icing and pale dessert finishes.

Blackberry works well with vanilla, lemon, apple, caramel and biscuit flavours. Suitable applications include cheesecakes, buttercream, granola, cereal blends, porridge, ice cream and plated desserts.

When used with moist ingredients such as cream, yoghurt, sauce or buttercream, the fruit gradually absorbs moisture and softens. Add shortly before serving where retaining the crisp texture is important.



Convenient Storage with Reduced Fruit Waste


Freeze dried blackberries allow businesses to use only the quantity required without managing fresh berries that may soften, leak or spoil quickly. This makes them suitable for occasional menu lines, small-batch production and decorative applications.

Store the product unopened in cool or ambient dry conditions, away from steam and humidity. Once opened, securely close the packaging or transfer the remaining fruit to an airtight container. Handle the whole berries carefully to help protect their shape.



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Order Sephra Freeze Dried Scottish Blackberries for a distinctive fruit ingredient with reliable flavour, colour and commercial versatility.
Product Approximate Weight:
1kg

Product Approximate Dimensions:
400mm x 350mm x 180mm

Storage Instructions:
Store unopened in cool or ambient dry conditions

Shelf Life From Production:
18 Months
Please Note: Remaining shelf life of actual product received will vary.

Primary Packaging:
Foil Bag

Ingredients:
100% Blackberries

Allergens in BOLD & CAPS.

Dairy Free: Yes
Gluten Free: Yes
Halal Suitable: Generally Accepted
Halal Certified: No
Kosher Suitable: Generally Accepted
Kosher Certified: No
Suitable for Vegetarians: Yes
Suitable for Vegans: Yes



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Q: Is this product suitable for coeliacs?
A: Yes, Sephra Freeze Dried Scottish Blackberries are confirmed by the manufacturer as suitable for coeliacs.

Q: How do I use this product?
A: Use the blackberries directly from the pack as a topping, decoration or ingredient. They can also be crushed into smaller pieces, made into fruit powder or rehydrated for a softer texture. It’s that simple.

Q: Can I add chocolate to this product?
A: Yes, freeze dried blackberries pair particularly well with dark, milk and white chocolate. They can also be combined with vanilla, lemon, apple and caramel flavours.

Q: Is this product vegan-friendly?
A: Sephra Freeze Dried Scottish Blackberries are vegan-friendly because they are made from 100% blackberries and contain no animal-derived ingredients.

Q: Do these freeze dried blackberries contain added sugar?
A: No. They contain naturally occurring fruit sugars, but no sugar has been added.

Q: Can freeze dried blackberries become soft?
A: Yes. Freeze dried fruit absorbs moisture from the air and from wet ingredients, which gradually softens its texture. Securely close the packaging and store it in dry conditions.

Q: Are all the blackberries exactly the same size?
A: No. The product consists predominantly of blackberries measuring approximately 20–30mm. Natural variation, splits, skins and smaller pieces may be present.

Q: Where are the blackberries grown?
A: These blackberries originate from Scotland.

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