3614 Red Apricot

Red Apricots are a variety of stone fruit known for their vibrant orange-red color and sweet, juicy pulp.

Details about Red Apricot

Also known as Red Apricot, Tilton, Moorpark

Red apricots are a rich source of vitamins A and C, potassium, and dietary fiber, making them a nutritious and healthy snack.

Nature's candy in orange-red hue

Nutrition

The nutrition facts for Red Apricots are as follows, per 100 grams of serving:

Energy is 48 kcal,

carbohydrates 11.74 grams,

fiber 3.1 grams,

sugars 9.2 grams,

protein 1.4 grams,

fat 0.4 grams,

sodium 1 milligram,

potassium 427 milligrams,

vitamin A 1696 mcg,

beta-carotene 1000 mcg,

vitamin C 3.1 milligrams,

vitamin K 4.7 mcg, and

folate 14 mcg.

Storage

Apricots are highly perishable and require consistent refrigeration to maintain their freshness. Temperature control and humidity management are crucial to extend shelf life.

Storage conditions:
  • Temperature: 32-40°F (0-4°C)
  • Humidity: 80-90%

Avoid washing before storage as excess moisture may lead to mold or decay. Monitor temperature and humidity levels, and maintain good air circulation in storage.

Packaging

Breathable containers or bags to maintain humidity

Shelf life

14-21 days at optimal conditions

Category: Fruits
Also known as: Red Apricot, Tilton, Moorpark
Origin: Native to Central Asia, now widely cultivated in Mediterranean and other parts of the world

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