Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking

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Description

Dried Pineapple Slices, known in Chinese as Bole Luo Gan (菠萝干), made from the fruit of Ananas comosus. These golden pineapple slices are prepared by low-temperature slow drying and freeze-drying to retain the natural fruity aroma and sweetness without added sugar. In traditional food culture, dried fruit slices are commonly steeped as a refreshing fruit tea or enjoyed as a wholesome snack. Store refrigerated in a sealed container to preserve freshness and flavor.

Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking overview
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking overview

Key Selling Points

  • Made from ripe pineapple fruit slices of Ananas comosus
  • Sugar-free with no added sweeteners
  • Low-temperature slow drying and freeze-drying preserve natural fruit flavor
  • 500g bulk pack suitable for home use or repacking
  • Versatile for fruit tea, infused water, baking, and snacking
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking key features
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking key features

Quality & Sensory

Typically golden yellow to light amber in color with a chewy or crisp texture depending on drying method. The aroma is characteristically sweet and tropical, and slices steeped in hot water typically yield a bright, fruity infusion with a naturally sweet and tangy pineapple taste.

Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking quality and texture
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried fruit slices for tea and culinary use
Chinese Name 菠萝干
Pinyin Bole Luo Gan
Botanical Name Ananas comosus
Plant Part Fruit
Net Weight 500g
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking specifications
Dried Pineapple Slices 500g Sugar-Free Fruit Tea Bole Luo Gan Low-Temperature Dried Pineapple Chips for Brewing and Snacking specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Steep 2-3 slices in hot water for a refreshing fruit tea
  • Add to cold-brew water or sparkling drinks for natural flavor
  • Use in baked goods, granola, or trail mixes
  • Enjoy directly as a naturally sweet dried fruit snack
  • Combine with herbal teas for a fruity blended infusion

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese food culture, dried fruit slices such as pineapple are commonly steeped in hot water as a light fruit tea, often combined with chrysanthemum, rose buds, or other dried fruits for a balanced infusion. They are also used in seasonal drinks and desserts, adding natural sweetness and tropical aroma without refined sugar.

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: This is a 500g pack of dried pineapple slices made from the fruit of Ananas comosus, prepared by low-temperature drying and freeze-drying.

Q: Does it contain added sugar?

A: No, the product is sugar-free with no added sweeteners, relying on the natural sweetness of the pineapple fruit.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: Steep the slices in hot or cold water to make fruit tea, or enjoy them directly as a snack or add them to baking and drinks.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Dimensions N/A
Packaging specifications 100 grams of pineapple slices, Pineapple slices 250 grams, 500 grams of pineapple slices, Freeze dried pineapple 500 grams

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