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Frozen Apricot Puree

Frozen Apricot Puree

Frozen Apricot Puree from Andros brings the soft, fragrant flavor of ripe apricots to professional kitchen... Read more

Frozen Apricot Puree from Andros brings the soft, fragrant flavor of ripe apricots to professional kitchens in a ready to use form. This is a sweetened puree made with 90% fruit and 10% beet sugar, with no added coloring or flavoring, so the natural apricot character comes through. This item is a full case of 6 trays at 1 KG each, shipped frozen, and is available in bulk and wholesale quantities.


What It Is

This is a frozen apricot puree produced by Andros for pastry, ice cream, and beverage professionals. It is part of the Andros sweetened range, blended from selected apricot varieties processed at full ripeness. The light touch of sugar helps stabilize texture, balance acidity, and hold the fruit color and flavor over time. It arrives frozen and ready to thaw and use.


Flavor and Texture

Apricot puree has a taste and color typical of ripe apricot, gently sweet with the soft stone fruit character apricot is known for. The texture is smooth and homogeneous, ready to fold into creams, batters, and drinks. At 90% fruit with only 10% sugar, the apricot flavor stays forward.


Culinary Uses

Apricot puree is a flexible base across pastry, frozen desserts, and beverages. It is well suited to:

  • Sorbets, ice creams, and granitas
  • Mousses, creams, glazes, and gelified inserts
  • Fruit pastes, macarons, and chocolate bonbons
  • Cocktails and other beverages
  • Sauces and seasonings for sweet and savory plates

Storage and Handling

Store frozen. Andros recommends thawing the product in its original sealed packaging at +2 to +4 degrees Celsius, then stirring the whole product before use. After thawing, keep it in its sealed packaging in the refrigerator for up to 5 days and do not refreeze. Thawing and storage after thawing are the user's responsibility.


Bulk and Wholesale Options

Sold as a case of 6 trays at 1 KG each and shipped frozen. Available in bulk and wholesale, with quantity pricing available for larger orders and production volume.


Brand

Produced by Andros, a fruit ingredient supplier whose professional range is used by pastry chefs, ice cream makers, and mixologists.


Product Identifier

Item Number: D-61438


Key Takeaways

  • Frozen apricot puree by Andros
  • Sweetened, 90% fruit and 10% beet sugar, no added coloring or flavoring
  • Taste and color typical of ripe apricot, smooth texture
  • Works in sorbets, mousses, glazes, fruit pastes, drinks, and sauces
  • Thaw sealed, stir before use, keep refrigerated up to 5 days, do not refreeze
  • Full case of 6 trays at 1 KG each, frozen, available in bulk and wholesale
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Frozen Apricot Puree from Andros brings the soft, fragrant flavor of ripe apricots to professional kitchens in a ready to use form. This is a sweetened puree made with 90% fruit and 10% beet sugar, with no added coloring or flavoring, so the natural apricot character comes through. This item is a full case of 6 trays at 1 KG each, shipped frozen, and is available in bulk and wholesale quantities.


What It Is

This is a frozen apricot puree produced by Andros for pastry, ice cream, and beverage professionals. It is part of the Andros sweetened range, blended from selected apricot varieties processed at full ripeness. The light touch of sugar helps stabilize texture, balance acidity, and hold the fruit color and flavor over time. It arrives frozen and ready to thaw and use.


Flavor and Texture

Apricot puree has a taste and color typical of ripe apricot, gently sweet with the soft stone fruit character apricot is known for. The texture is smooth and homogeneous, ready to fold into creams, batters, and drinks. At 90% fruit with only 10% sugar, the apricot flavor stays forward.


Culinary Uses

Apricot puree is a flexible base across pastry, frozen desserts, and beverages. It is well suited to:

  • Sorbets, ice creams, and granitas
  • Mousses, creams, glazes, and gelified inserts
  • Fruit pastes, macarons, and chocolate bonbons
  • Cocktails and other beverages
  • Sauces and seasonings for sweet and savory plates

Storage and Handling

Store frozen. Andros recommends thawing the product in its original sealed packaging at +2 to +4 degrees Celsius, then stirring the whole product before use. After thawing, keep it in its sealed packaging in the refrigerator for up to 5 days and do not refreeze. Thawing and storage after thawing are the user's responsibility.


Bulk and Wholesale Options

Sold as a case of 6 trays at 1 KG each and shipped frozen. Available in bulk and wholesale, with quantity pricing available for larger orders and production volume.


Brand

Produced by Andros, a fruit ingredient supplier whose professional range is used by pastry chefs, ice cream makers, and mixologists.


Product Identifier

Item Number: D-61438


Key Takeaways

  • Frozen apricot puree by Andros
  • Sweetened, 90% fruit and 10% beet sugar, no added coloring or flavoring
  • Taste and color typical of ripe apricot, smooth texture
  • Works in sorbets, mousses, glazes, fruit pastes, drinks, and sauces
  • Thaw sealed, stir before use, keep refrigerated up to 5 days, do not refreeze
  • Full case of 6 trays at 1 KG each, frozen, available in bulk and wholesale

Frequently Asked Questions

Does apricot puree separate or brown after thawing?
Apricot puree can show some natural separation once thawed, which is why stirring the whole tub before use is recommended. The 10% sugar helps limit browning and oxidation, so the color holds better than cut fresh apricot left exposed. Use it within the thawed window and keep it covered for the best appearance.
How much apricot puree replaces a fresh apricot by weight?
As a rough working guide, apricot puree is measured by weight rather than by piece, so you scale to the grams your recipe needs rather than counting fruit. Because it is smooth and already sweetened, you also reduce added sugar slightly to compensate. There is no fixed piece-to-puree count, since fresh apricots vary in size.
Will apricot puree set on its own in a jelly or insert?
Apricot puree will not set by itself, since it contains no added pectin or gelatin. To build a gelified insert or pâte de fruit you add your own setting agent and cook to the right point. This gives you control over firmness and final sweetness.
What flavors pair well with apricot puree?
Apricot puree pairs well with vanilla, almond, honey, and warm spices, and it works against dairy like cream and white chocolate. For drinks it suits citrus and stone fruit combinations. Its gentle sweetness lets it sit alongside both tart and rich partners.
Can you reduce apricot puree to intensify the flavor?
Apricot puree can be gently warmed and reduced to concentrate its flavor for sauces and glazes, though long high heat will dull the fresh fruit notes. Many kitchens reduce it slowly and adjust sweetness as it tightens. For the brightest apricot flavor, keep cooking time short.