Name: Dried Unsweetened Cherry 200gOrigin: USA
Brand: Belly Fit Food and Beverages
SKU: BRDC200
Price: 245.0 INR
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Berry Best grade Dried berries Hygienically packed Kids favorite Pulpy Pulpy no added sugar

The natural dried cherries, aren’t just a sight to behold, but also a rich source of health that comes with the most delectable taste of it’s own. Highly enriched with melatonin, the red cherries are scientifically known to aid disturbed sleep cycles. They are also loaded with essential nutrients, vitamins...

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Dried Unsweetened Cherry 200g
Origin: USA

The natural dried cherries, aren’t just a sight to behold, but also a rich source of health that comes with the most delectable taste of it’s own.

Highly enriched with melatonin, the red cherries are scientifically known to aid disturbed sleep cycles. They are also loaded with essential nutrients, vitamins and antioxidants, that helps in the proper functioning of the body.

Packed hygienically and handled meticulously, these are assured the most premium quality. 100%natural, and vegan with no added artificial flavors, these are a perfect fit for all occasions.

Nutrition & Health

FAQ's

What preservative do these cherry contain?

Sugar is added to maintain its quality and increase it shelf life.

Is any sugar added to it?

Yes, sugar is added to maintain its quality.

Is it Seedless?

Yes.

Is it slice or whole?

It is whole without any preservatives

Any artificial color, preservative, taste enhancer added?

Absolutely No.

History

Try the English word cherries, which derives from the old northern French, Cherise, referring to an ancient Greek region, where they were first discovered.

Their Ruby red color and tangy taste won cherries a place on the platters of Roman conquerors,Greek citizens, and Chinese noblemen.