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Myanmar Dried Sweet Plums are a cherished traditional ingredient, celebrated for their vibrant flavour, natural sweetness, and impressive nutritional value. Harvested from plum orchards in Myanmar’s fertile highland regions, these sun-dried fruits offer a delightful balance of tanginess and gentle sweetness, making them a versatile addition to both everyday and gourmet creations.

 

With their soft texture and concentrated flavour, dried sweet plums elevate a wide range of culinary experiences. Rehydrated, they blend beautifully into purées, jams, and sauces. Added whole, they bring a pleasantly fruity depth to rice dishes, salads, stews, and sweet–savory recipes. Their natural sweetness also makes them a wholesome alternative to processed snacks, offering a nutritious boost throughout the day.

 

When enjoyed on their own, Myanmar Dried Sweet Plums provide an energizing, fibre-rich snack that supports digestion and sustained energy — a favourite among athletes, busy professionals, and health-conscious consumers. Their gentle acidity and natural minerals make them a comforting treat for both children and adults, replacing sugary sweets with a healthier, more flavorful option.

 

Beyond snacking, these dried plums shine in baking and breakfast preparations. Fold them into muesli, bread doughs, pastries, or oatmeal to introduce a burst of natural flavour and pleasant chewiness. Their versatility opens the door to creative cooking, allowing them to enrich traditional recipes or inspire new culinary ideas.

 

Packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and natural fibres, Myanmar Dried Sweet Plums contribute to overall wellness while bringing authentic taste and heritage to your table. Sustainably sourced and carefully dried, they preserve the essence of Myanmar’s seasonal bounty.

 

Experience the richness, health benefits, and culinary possibilities of Myanmar Dried Sweet Plums—a timeless ingredient that nourishes the body, inspires creativity, and celebrates the natural flavours of Myanmar.

Dried Plum 🇲🇲

  • December - March

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