Organic Toasted Coconut Chips

A customer’s choice when looking for quality dates at an affordable price. Our WATANI Dates are cultivated with the same conditions and standards as our premium date brands, but the skins is more loose due to weather conditions during cultivation. dates have 30% 50% skin separation and weighs10 to 27gr per unit.

Dried apples are nutritious, having no fat and plenty of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fibre.

Coconut flakes are obtained from the flesh of the coconut palm walnut, which first dries, and then rubs into small chips. The pulp is rich in nutrients such as vitamins: C, E, K and group B, minerals: zinc, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium, calcium and iron. Coconut and its derivatives (chips, coconut chips, coconut oil) contain saturated fatty acids. Saturated animal fatty acids should be limited in the daily diet, but those derived from coconut are made of much smaller molecules and transformed directly into energy without accumulating in the body in the form of fat. Coconut wires contain huge fiber resources, which is necessary for proper functioning digestive system. There you will also find small amounts of protein and electrolyte, allowing the body's acid -base balance. %RWS*Fat 63g - 90%Including saturated fatty acids 53g - 265%carbohydrates 5.9g - 3%, including sugars 5.9g - 7%fiber 21GBIAL 5.6g - 11%salt 0.

Productinformation Coconuts have been a popular food- and raw material source for thousands of years. On account of their delicious taste and positive traits, coconuts are becoming increasingly popular even in our part of the world. Besides valuable protein, the coconut also provides brain sustenance in the form of fructose as well as palmitic- and oleic acid. The unique characteristics of lauric acid, the main fatty acid in coconuts, have been known for many years. Today, lauric acid is used to counteract viruses, bacteria and fungus, which makes coconut chips a real fitness snack. Origin The coconut palm tree originated in Melanesia, a group of islands in the pacific, north-east of Australia. It spread in part naturally and also through humans. Coconuts can drift a long way in the ocean and remain capable of germinating even after swimming in salty water for 100 days. Polynesian seafarers are responsible for its spread to South-East Asia. The coconut palm tree thrives in the wet and warm tropical belt. Its main growing areas include the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, South India, Africa and the coasts and rivers of South America. The tree bears fruit the entire year around and produces - depending on age and location - 30 to 150 ripe coconuts per year. Palm climbers and trained monkeys harvest the coconuts. The coconut is of great value to local people.