Madagascar dried strawberries

Madagascar dried strawberries

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In Madagascar, strawberries are harvested three times a year between June and December.
The climate makes the conservation of strawberries rather delicate and the dried strawberries guarantee a prolonged conservation of the fruits by limiting the loss of nutritional values.
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Discover the delicate flavors of Madagascar dried strawberries

Madagascar dried strawberries invite us on a journey full of unique sensations and premium quality. We cherish these handpicked treasures, harvested with care in Madagascar, where natural ingredients and age-old expertise come together. Our mission is to share their subtle taste and show you how they can brighten your daily recipes. Discover our dried persimmons from Madagascar, as well as our sesame seeds from Madagascar.

Dried strawberries from Madagascar.

Madagascar offers a great diversity of climatic conditions, due to its relief, favorable to the cultivation of fruits, including western fruit varieties.

The first strawberry plants were introduced to Madagascar in the 14th century and have adapted well to the soils of the Malagasy highlands.

In Madagascar, strawberries are harvested three times a year between June and December.

Sambavanilla has selected strawberries from old varieties such as Morero or Countess Héricart de Thury's strawberries which grow in the region of Fianarantsoa.

The strawberries are picked by hand when fully ripe and then dried in ovens at low temperature to retain all their aromas.

They are natural and contain no added sugar.

Very fragrant, you can consume them as is or mixed in yogurt or a bowl of cereal.

Adding a few pieces of strawberries to your tea will give you a tasty berry infusion.

By maceration in mixed rums, you will obtain an excellent taste result.

You can also rehydrate them and add them to your fruit salads or cakes. Rehydrated strawberries are particularly suitable for making cakes because they reject less liquid and the cakes have better hold after cooking.

The benefits of strawberries:

Strawberries are very rich in vitamin C and B9.

They are also full of antioxidants, the flavonoids that give it its red color and which are said to have beneficial properties in fighting against cancer cells of the prostate and colon.

Strawberries are also high in fiber and are low in calories.

What makes Madagascar dried strawberries so distinctive?

We select Madagascar dried strawberries for their exceptional taste and texture. The island’s rich volcanic soil and gentle sunshine create ideal conditions for strawberry cultivation. Thanks to this environment, strawberries flourish almost year-round, mainly between June and December. This steady cycle allows us to offer fruit picked at peak ripeness and processed quickly after harvest.

Once dried, these strawberries reveal intense aromas and a pleasant sweetness. Their concentrated flavor comes from a slow transformation that preserves both color and nutrients. With each bite, you enjoy a truly memorable experience, perfect for anyone searching for authentic, natural ingredients.

The art of processing Madagascar dried strawberries

Turning fresh berries into dried strawberries requires meticulous attention. We support every step, from selecting only healthy, ripe fruit directly at the orchard, to overseeing traditional drying techniques. This commitment guarantees premium quality and delicious results every time.

Our process favors low temperatures, preserving vitamins and keeping the fruit’s beautiful red color. We never use preservatives or added sugar—just pure fruit flavor, true to our values and your expectations of natural goodness.

Harvesting and selecting the fruit

Each season, we work closely with local producers who monitor maturity and handpick the best berries. This close partnership ensures traceability and respect for traditional know-how. Only flawless fruit moves forward, guaranteeing the signature quality of Madagascar dried strawberries. After careful selection, the strawberries undergo several visual checks before drying. Damaged or underripe berries are set aside, so you always enjoy the finest product available.

A slow and gentle drying process

The gentle dehydration phase uses low heat over many hours. This approach protects valuable nutrients and keeps textures soft. By avoiding high-heat methods, we retain the authentic taste and benefits of organic dried strawberries. Once transformed, our freeze-dried strawberries offer a tender chewiness and vibrant color. They are ready to enhance your kitchen creations, whether as a snack or a special touch in your favorite recipes.

Taste experiences and creative uses for Madagascar dried strawberries

Many of you have shared how Madagascar dried strawberries inspire creativity in the kitchen. Whether enjoyed alone or incorporated into sweet or savory dishes, these little gems deliver endless possibilities. Their ability to pair well with various flavors makes them a true ally for culinary adventures. Add them to oatmeal, granola, or cakes for an instant boost. Mix with nuts and seeds in homemade trail mixes for a wholesome snack. For savory ideas, try pairing with goat cheese, ricotta, or tossing them onto salads or grain bowls. Their tangy profile balances rich foods and awakens all your senses during meals.

Enhancing drinks and infusions

Infusing Madagascar dried strawberries in spirits, syrups, or herbal teas is another way to enjoy their natural perfumes. Drop a handful into rum, vodka, or non-alcoholic cordials, then add herbs like mint or basil for a refreshing blend. After a few weeks, the drink reveals a subtle berry note, perfect for gatherings or relaxing moments at home. These combinations let you express your creativity and surprise your guests with new flavors made from natural ingredients and without any artificial additives.

Why choose our Madagascar dried strawberries for your pantry?

We are proud to offer Madagascar dried strawberries nurtured from field to table. Our dedication to supporting local producers and maintaining trusted relationships ensures reliable quality. Each batch comes straight from committed growers, reflecting our values of authenticity and transparency. By choosing our dried strawberries, you benefit from our expertise rooted in tradition. We advise and accompany you through every discovery, making sure each experience is both enjoyable and personalized.

Authentic traceable origin with direct sourcing from passionate growers

• Careful selection and slow drying for maximum flavor retention

• No added sugar or preservatives—just pure fruit taste

• Perfect for snacks, desserts, or savory creations

• Personalized service and guidance based on years of expertise

Your feedback and discoveries with Madagascar dried strawberries

Recently, many of you have told us about your experiences with Madagascar dried strawberries. Some use them in homemade infused rums; others add them to baked goods or granola bars for a delightful twist. These stories inspire us and help enrich our community. We encourage you to experiment and share your ideas. Our team is here to guide you, offering tips and inspiration tailored to your needs. With Madagascar dried strawberries, you embark on a flavorful adventure marked by trust, quality, and creativity.

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Madagascar dried strawberries
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  • 5

    Ok (Translated review)

  • 5

    450 grams of strawberries in 5 liters of rum. See you in a year. Very fragrant. (Translated review)

  • 5

    Satisfied, now we have to wait to taste our strawberry basil arranged rum (Translated review)

  • 5

    Seems very good but can't give an opinion on the taste, just put them in for a spiced rum (Translated review)

  • 5

    Good product (Translated review)

  • 5

    E' la prima volta che ordino le fragole del Madagascar; veramente squisite.



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