Dry Fruits & Nuts suppliers in India

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Groundnut, also known as peanut, in a 200 gms pack of shelled kernels with a red-brown skin. Groundnut is a leguminous crop of the Leguminosae family, commonly known as the "poor man's nut", and a very nutritious food: it contains 48-50 % oil and 26-28 % protein and is a rich source of dietary fiber, minerals and vitamins. It plays an important role as both an oil and a food crop, ranks as the sixth most important oilseed crop in the world, and is also grown as a forage crop. India ranks second in groundnut production, and with two crop cycles harvested in March and October, groundnut is available throughout the year. Catalogue code: SIR10030

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White raisins (Raisins- White) in a 100 gms pack: dried grapes with a translucent, wrinkled look. Raisins are grapes dried for around three weeks. Grapes darken as they dry, which gives raisins their dark brown colour; this white variety is golden yellow. A range of grape varieties is used to make raisins, and the size, taste and colour depend on the type of grape used. Catalogue code: SIR10083

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Cashew nuts in a 100 gms pack: whole, pale cream, kidney-shaped kernels for snacking, sweets and everyday cooking. Cashews are the seed of the cashew tree, a tropical tree native to Brazil and now cultivated in warm climates across the world. They are high in nutrition, although they are commonly referred to as tree nuts. Catalogue code: SIR10027

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Black raisins in a 100 gms pack: dark, glossy, wrinkled dried grapes for snacking, baking and sweets. Raisins are grapes dried for around three weeks, and grapes darken as they dry, which gives raisins their dark brown colour. A range of grape varieties is used to make raisins, and their size, taste and colour depend on the type of grape used. Catalogue code: SIR10029

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Almonds in a 100 gms pack: whole, skin-on almond kernels with a brown, finely ridged surface, for snacking or cooking. Almonds contain vitamins, minerals, protein and fibre, and so they may offer a number of health benefits. Just a handful, approximately 1 ounce, holds one-eighth of a person's daily protein needs. They can be eaten raw or toasted as a snack, or added to sweet or savoury dishes. Catalogue code: SIR10028