5 lb. Bulk Dried Black Mission Figs with Sweet Flavor and Chewy Texture
5 lb. Bulk Dried Black Mission Figs with Sweet Flavor and Chewy Texture - Ambient is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 5 lb. bulk package of dried black mission figs offers a sweet flavor with a chewy texture complemented by a pleasant crunch from numerous white seeds inside. These figs have a wrinkled brown exterior and provide fiber along with vitamins and minerals such as manganese, magnesium, potassium, vitamin C, and calcium. The dried format eliminates the need to store fresh fruit while maintaining the figs' gourmet flavor. They can be served as a snack or incorporated into recipes like charcuterie boards, spicy arugula salads with goat cheese and pumpkin seeds, sweet-and-savory pizzas, and baked goods including breads, muffins, cakes, or pastries. These figs also pair well with roasted poultry, especially duck, and can be used in stuffing or roasted with meats. The product ships ambient and comes in a single case weighing 5.75 lb.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Case
Shipping Weight: 5.75 lb.
Color: Black
Package Size: 5 lb.
Style: Dried
Type: Figs
Dried mission figs with a sweet flavor, and chewy, crunchy texture
Great source of fiber and essential nutrients
Serve on charcuterie boards or use to create baked goods
Can be used to top pizzas and salads, create sweet relish, or complement roasted poultry
Dried format eliminates need to store fresh fruit
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