Concept pouch shown — official packaging in final development.
Dried Apple
Light, sweet rings — simple and satisfying.
No sugar added — the sweetness is the fruit’s own • No preservatives • No artificial colors — just the fruit, from Princeton, Texas.
← Back to all seven flavors🌍 Origin & history
Every apple on Earth descends from the wild forests of the Tian Shan mountains of Kazakhstan — the city of Almaty literally means “father of apples”. Seeds traveled the Silk Road to Europe, and in America, Johnny Appleseed’s orchards turned the apple into a national symbol of home and harvest.
🔎 How we will select it
We will choose crisp, sweet-tart apples that snap when you bite them. The skin will stay on — that is where much of the fiber, color and flavor lives.
🔥 How we will dry & pack it
Cored and sliced into rings and slices, the apples will be dried low & slow into light, sweet, softly chewy pieces. One ingredient, nothing else. They will be sealed into 40 g and 200 g pouches.
💪 Goodness inside
Apple brings pectin — a fiber naturally present in the fruit — along with vitamin C. An apple a day, now in a pouch that keeps.
🍽️ Ways to enjoy it
- Straight from the pouch
- In lunchboxes and on road trips
- On charcuterie boards with good cheese
- Over oatmeal, or baked into crisps and pies
🔁 Make the swap
Let’s be honest about the usual snack drawer: chips, candy and cookies loaded with added sugar, artificial colors, preservatives and oils your body never asked for — a quick hit, then the crash. This pouch is the swap: one ingredient, real fruit, naturally sweet, with the fiber that comes naturally in fruit. Same grab-and-go habit — nothing but the fruit in the bag. Trade the old snack for the real one.
THE OLD SNACK
- Added sugars & syrups
- Artificial colors & flavors
- Preservatives & seed oils
- Empty calories, quick crash
THE DRYPICAL SWAP
- One ingredient: the fruit itself
- Naturally sweet — nothing added
- Real fiber from real fruit
- Energy from fruit, with no added sugar
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