The plum, in all its many versions, dried or fresh, in juice, pulp or oil, is the embodiment of gastronomic versatility. This timeless treat can be served from sweet to salty; as a snack; as an appetizer; as an ingredient in a roast or a sauce; in salads; with pork or fish; with chocolate; and in teas and infusions. These are just some of the many options offered by one of the most versatile foods on the planet.
In its dried form, this fruit is found in a wide range of consumer products. Here is a small sampling to illustrate the many uses of prunes.
Organic Prunes Without Additives (Chile)
Prunesco
Organic prunes in 100% recyclable retail packs. Prunesco sells them under their own brand as well as private labels.
Preservative-Free Frozen Prunes (Chile)
Pacific Nut
These tasty pitted prunes are soft, sweet and ready to eat —perfect for smoothies! Because they are frozen, no preservatives are necessary.
Prune Drink (Germany)
Rabenhorst
This full-bodied, fruity drink is made from top-quality sun-ripened plums that are gently dried using traditional methods without the use of sulfur. One 750 ml bottle contains the ingredients of around 1233 g of fresh plums in concentrated form.
Squash, Carrots, Apples + Prunes Puree (UK)
Ella’s Kitchen
Designed for babies aged 4 months and up, this on-the-go pouch contains pureed butternut squash, carrots, apples and prunes, plus a dash of lemon juice —with nothing else added, not even water.
Prune Nectar (Canada)
Black River
Made from high-quality concentrated prune juice sourced from South America, this thick, sweet nectar is a natural digestive aid. Some sediment is normal, it’s just the natural fiber in the fruit!
Fruit Market Series Soft Prunes (Japan)
Delta International Co., Ltd
Soft, plump and delicious, these pitted prunes contain no sugar and no preservatives.
