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Organic Aseel Dates (pitted) - 3kg Reviews

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Aseel dates (pitted) are great in baking recipes.
Organic Aseel Dates are another of natures sweets, they provide instant energy and a range of nutrients.  Aseel Dates are classified as semi-dry, they have dark brown skin and an oval shape.  If you soak them first you can use them in the same way as soft dates like the medjool or semi-soft varieties like our deglet nours.

Aseel dates have a lovely sweet taste and rich flavour so they go really well in a variety of baking recipes and as they are so sweet naturally there is never any need to add refined sugar to the mix.

Ingredients: Organic Aseel dates

Origin: Pakistan

Allergen Information: Packed on premises that handle gluten, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts..Organic Dates Nutrition




Typical Nutrient Values:
Amount per 100g:
% Reference intake (RI) per 100g

Amount per serving
(28g)

% Reference intake (RI) per serving


Energy
1160kj/277kcal
13.85%
325kj/78kcal
3.90%


Fat
0.4g
0.57%
0.11g
0.16%


of which saturates
Trace
-
-
-


Carbohydrate
75g
18.85%
21g
8.08%


of which sugars
66.5g
73.89%
18.62g
20.69%


Fibre
6.7g
-
1.88g
-


Protein
2.5g
5%
0.70g
1.40%


Salt
Trace
-
-
-


Typical Vitamin/ Mineral Values:
Amount per 100g:
% Reference intake (RI) per 100g

Amount per serving
(28g)

% Reference intake (RI) per serving


Pyridoxine (B6)
0.5mg
35.71%
0.14mg
10%


Magnesium
54mg
14%
15.12mg
4.03%


Potassium
696mg
34.80%
194.89mg
9.74%


Copper
0.4mg
40%
0.11mg
11%%


Manganese
0.3mg
15%
0.08mg
4.20%





Reference Intake (RI)

The Reference Intake (RI) refers to the recommended daily amount of a specific nutrient.

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Posted 5 years ago
Good value and tasty dates. A staple part of our daily porridge
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Posted 6 years ago
Lovely sweet... and I think quite caramey... dates. Use these to sweeten all our seet puddings and Co. =)
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Posted 6 years ago