Why Is 20 g of bezCukierki More Fruit Than You Think?

Fruits Are Mostly Water

Most fresh fruits contain between 80% and 95% water.

For example:

• strawberries contain about 90% water,
• raspberries about 86%,
• apples about 85%,
• pears about 84%,
• mangoes about 83%.

This means that once the water is removed, only a small portion of the fruit remains, containing its flavor, aroma, fiber, and nutrients.

What Happens During Freeze-Drying?

The freeze-drying process involves freezing fresh fruit and then removing almost all of its water.

As a result, the fruit retains its:

• natural flavor,
• color,
• aroma,
• texture,
• and a significant portion of its vitamins and minerals.

At the same time, it becomes extremely lightweight.

How Much Fresh Fruit Is Hidden in One Pack?

It depends on the type of fruit, but in practice, producing a single pack of freeze-dried snacks requires many times more fresh fruit than the final product's weight might suggest.

In other words, a small package does not mean a small amount of fruit.

Quite the opposite.

Every crunchy piece is a concentrated form of real fruit, with only the water removed.

Why Is the Flavor So Intense?

When water is removed, the fruit's natural flavor becomes more concentrated.

That is why a freeze-dried strawberry often tastes more intense than a fresh strawberry.

The same applies to raspberries, blueberries, mangoes, and apples.

With every serving, you get the full fruit flavor without added flavorings or enhancers.

Less Volume, More Nature

In traditional sweets, a significant portion of the product consists of:

• sugar,
• glucose syrups,
• fats,
• technological additives.

In bezCukierki, the main ingredients are fruits and vegetables.

That is why a small pack can provide far more natural ingredients than many popular snacks that weigh much more.

Why Does It Matter?

When you buy freeze-dried snacks, you are not paying for water—you are paying for concentrated fruit that retains its flavor and nutritional value.

That is why a small pack of bezCukierki contains far more nature than it may seem at first glance.