🌿 What is it?
Perun Dried American Cranberries 70 g are dried American cranberries — sweet-and-sour berries that have been dried and partially sweetened. Dried cranberries are often used as a tasty and nutritious snack, or as an addition to muesli, yoghurt, porridge or baked goods.
🧪 Ingredients and allergens
✔️ Ingredients:
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Dried large-fruited cranberries
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Sugar
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Sunflower oil
⚠️ Allergens / warnings:
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The product may contain traces of sulphur dioxide, peanuts and nuts, depending on the production facility.
🍽️ How to use
➡️ Ready to eat straight away – no preparation needed. Ideal for:
🍏 as a snack throughout the day
🥣 in muesli, porridge or yoghurt
🍰 in baked goods, cakes or homemade granola
🍹 in smoothies or salads
— dried cranberries add a sweet-and-sour fruity touch to dishes.
🍟 Taste and texture
✔️ Flavour: sweet and fruity with a subtle tang typical of cranberries.
✔️ Texture: soft to slightly chewy, preserved and dried berries.
🍔 Nutritional values (approximate per 100 g)
(Average values for this type of product — a specific 70 g pack will contain proportionally less.)
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Energy: ~1288 kJ / ~308 kcal
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Fat: ~1.09 g
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of which saturated fatty acids: ~0.09 g
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Carbohydrates: ~82.8 g
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of which sugars: ~72.6 g
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Protein: ~0.2 g
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Salt: ~0.01 g
👉 Dried cranberries are relatively high in energy and consist mainly of carbohydrates, particularly added sugar.
🧊 Storage
➡️ Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light and moisture – this will help the cranberries retain their aroma, flavour and texture for as long as possible.
🧠 Summary
Perun American Dried Cranberries 70 g are tasty dried cranberries with added sugar, suitable as a snack or as an ingredient in cooking. Thanks to their sweet-and-sour flavour and fruity profile, they are ideal for breakfasts, desserts or smoothies. Dried cranberries are rich in carbohydrates and sugars, so they’re more of an energy-boosting snack than a low-calorie one.
💡 Tip: If you want to reduce your intake of added sugar, you can soak the dried cranberries briefly in water or fruit juice — they’ll soften and some of the sugar will be diluted before you eat them or use them in dishes.