Name: Finally. Norfolk Freeze Dried Strawberries
Brand: Finally Keto
SKU: FSJ1
Price: 2.50 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product Description

100% British. Norfolk Grown. Norfolk Dried.

Enjoy the sweet, sunny taste of real British strawberries, all year round. Our strawberries are grown and gently freeze-dried right here in Norfolk, with nothing added. Each 40g pouch is made from around 300g of fresh strawberries, so you get all the flavour, colour and crunch of summer fruit in a light, crisp bite.

Choose your size

10g tub: a little treat to try them out, or to keep in your bag.
20g tub: perfect for topping your breakfasts through the week.
40g pouch: our best value, resealable, for regular snacking and baking.

How to enjoy them
A small handful goes a long way, making them an easy way to add a pop of fruit to your low-carb day.

Sprinkle over Greek yoghurt or stir into overnight chia pots.
Crumble onto keto pancakes or blend into a pink smoothie.
Crush into a powder to colour and flavour icing, cheesecakes and fat bombs.

Ingredients: 100% British strawberries.

Storage: keep sealed in a cool, dry place. Once opened, close tightly to keep them crisp.

Key Ingredients

Strawberries (100%).

Dietary Specs: Gluten-free, Vegan, Keto-friendly in small portions, No added sugar.
Storage Instructions: Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal after opening.

Usage, Baking Tips and Storage

Crunch and Texture: Finally. Freeze Dried Strawberries have an airy, crisp crunch and an intense strawberry flavour. Enjoy them straight from the pouch, scatter them over Greek yoghurt and keto granola, or fold them into bakes where they will soften naturally in the batter. Crush them into a fine powder to naturally colour and flavour icing, cheesecakes, whipped cream and fat bombs.

Portion Control for Keto Dieters: Freeze-drying removes water, which concentrates the natural fruit sugars by weight. Stick to a portion of around 10g (roughly 3.7g net carbs) to keep your carbs low while enjoying maximum flavour.

Rehydration: To turn them back into soft, juicy strawberries for porridge, desserts or sauces, soak in a small splash of warm water for 3 to 5 minutes.

Moisture Sensitivity and Storage: Freeze-dried fruit quickly absorbs moisture from the air once opened. Always reseal the pouch tightly after use, or store in an airtight glass jar in a cool, dry place to keep them crunchy. Keep out of reach of domestic pets.

Nutrition Facts

Typical Values: per 100 g

Energy

1256 kJ / 298 kcal

Fat

0.9 g

- of which saturates

0.2 g

Carbohydrates

56 g

- of which sugars

56 g

- of which polyols

99 g

Fibre

19 g

Protein

7.4 g

Salt

0.14 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What is freeze-drying and how does it affect the strawberries?

Freeze-drying removes the water from fresh strawberries at sub-zero temperatures under a vacuum. Unlike traditional heat drying, which can dull flavour and colour, freeze-drying keeps the strawberries’ natural taste, bright colour and goodness, leaving you with a light, crispy berry that tastes just like summer.

Are freeze-dried strawberries suitable for a keto or low-carb diet?

Yes, when enjoyed in moderation. Because the water has been removed, a little goes a long way, and the high fibre content helps keep net carbs down. A 10g portion adds vibrant colour, natural sweetness and a pleasant crunch to low-carb yoghurt, chia pots, smoothies or keto baking without going over your daily net carb limit.

How should I store Finally. Freeze Dried Strawberries to keep them crisp?

Keep the pouch tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity. If left open too long, the strawberries can absorb moisture and lose their crunch, though they will still be safe and delicious to eat or use in cooking.

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Summer in a Jar: Why Finally. Norfolk Freeze Dried Strawberries Belong in Your Keto Kitchen

Discover how real British strawberries, grown and freeze dried in Norfolk with nothing added, can bring a burst of summer flavour to your low-carb kitchen, from breakfast toppings to festive keto desserts.

Read the full story here.