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Dried dragon fruit 500g

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€34.00 per 1 kg

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99% fruit
Decorative treat
Intense dragon fruit flavour due to delicate drying
The highlight of your smoothie bowl
Perfect alternative to conventional sweeteners

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Buy now: Dried dragon fruit 500g

With KoRo, taming dragons is easy. We have taken on the dragon fruit and gently dried it to offer you a tasty new snack. Order fruity treat now in our convenient 500 g value pack!

Dragon fruit - what is it?

Its name may make you shiver, but the exotic fruit from Central America is really not that dangerous. In fact, we think it's quite an eye-catcher. The dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, comes from the cactus family and is mainly cultivated in Colombia, Nicaragua, Thailand, Vietnam and China. However, the colourful fruit has also been making a name for itself in Europe and has found a regular place in many cafés. We are not surprised, because the dragon fruit not only convinces with its pop of colour, but also with its taste.

Dried fruit everywhere: Advantages of dried dragon fruit

From dried apple rings to dried strawberries, we have all the classics among dried fruits in our selection. So how did we get the idea to dry dragon fruit? We love the taste of dragon fruit, however, with a water content of around 90 %, the taste of dragon fruit is sometimes a little too mild for us. That's why we have subjected our exotic favourite to a drying process to minimise the water content - and thus maximise the taste. The result: a special kind of taste experience! Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside - our dried dragon fruit slices are a sweet treat for young and old. Thanks to our special drying process, instead of freeze drying the dragon fruit, you can now enjoy your new favourite fruit all year round and not just when dragon fruits are in season.

Using dried dragon fruit

You can always use dragon fruit as a snack. We show you how to make real works of art out of your dried dragon fruit slices: for example, you can start the day colourfully with a dragon fruit smoothie bowl. Simply soften the dragon fruit in water for about 15 minutes and blend the dragon fruit chunks with oat drink. It looks pretty, and its exotic, fresh taste will captivate you. The same goes for lunch: just sprinkle some dried dragon fruit on your salad and convince yourself of the sweet and sour composition that also looks good. To prove that dried dragon fruit really does fit into every course, get creative and conjure up a film-worthy dessert like a dragon fruit chia jar and become the food styling queen or dragon fruit king for a moment! Who needs to chase real dragons? Your date is guaranteed to be impressed with so much culinary pleasure!

Buy KoRo's dried dragon fruit

You want to know what to expect? Well, here it is: the first bite into the purple, dried dragon fruit starts with its crunchy skin and ends with the soft core. At first, refreshingly fruity and then mildly sweet - that's how we describe our first date with the tropical fruit. On our second date, she revealed her inner values to us and we were finally in love: our purple beauty has a high dietary fibre content, with 20 g per 100 g. Thanks to the gentle dehydrating process, it tastes heavenly sweet and fruity without any additives - simply 100% pure fruit enjoyment. Is your mouth watering already? We have the solution: Simply order your portion of dried dragon fruit and experience tropical taste sensations from your couch. Buy dried dragon fruit in the UK now!

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1469 / 351
Fat	5 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	1.3 g
Carbohydrates	59 g
thereof sugar	42 g
Dietary fiber	12 g
Protein	9.4 g
Salt	0.04 g

Product number:	DRACH_001
Best before date	19.02.2026
Origin	Thailand
Content	0.5 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260335831274
Data sheet	Specification
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place, away from light.
Ingredients	99 % dragonfruit, rice flour
Cross contamination	May contain traces of GLUTEN, PEANUTS, MILK (LACTOSE), SOYBEANS, NUTS, SESAME and SULPHUR DIOXIDE (SULPHITE).
Trade Name	Dried dragon fruit, unsulphured
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
Press & Resellers	Download cropped photo

Varieties & origins

Red dragon fruit with pink flesh

The red dragon fruit, also called pitahaya, has a bright pink flesh that resembles that of a kiwi, because it contains countless small seeds. Refreshingly sweet, it is milder than its yellow variant. In the picture you can see the dried version of the fruit, which tastes exotic, sweet and tart, and has a delicate texture.

Pitaya has its origins in the tropical climates of Central America, where it finds ideal conditions, as it needs temperatures around 35 to 40°C to thrive. Thanks to its tropical climate, many Asian countries are therefore also suitable for growing dragon fruit, which is nowadays it is also grown in China, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Thailand. But this curious looking fruit is also successfully cultivated in Israel. The exact figures of the global production are not known, so the numbers you can see on this map are only an estimate.

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Questions & answers: Dried dragon fruit 500g

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Can I eat the dried dragon fruit during pregnancy?

Sure, even during pregnancy you can (still) enjoy the dried, purple dragon fruit slices!

How many calories have 100 g of dragon fruit?

100 g of the dried dragon fruit have 351 kcal.

Is dried dragon fruit healthy?

Healthy is above all a balanced and wholesome diet. The fact is: Our dried dragon fruit tastes mildly sweet and brings not only a refreshing taste, but also a high fiber content with 20 g fiber per 100 g - we love it!

Where does the dragon fruit get its name?

Immediately it falls like scales from the eyes: Their name has received the exotic fruit by their striking scales on the shell, because they are visually probably reminiscent of dragon skin. Makes sense!

Where does the dragon fruit come from?

Our dried dragonfruit is the most exotic among our Dried fruit and comes for you from sunny Thailand. Here it has soaked up a lot of sun to develop its full aroma and unforgettable taste. Did you already know? The Pitahaya, as the dragon fruit is also called, is the reproductive guarantee of a cactus plant.

Are the dried dragon fruit slices vegan?

Clearly, we deliberately avoid any additives in our exotic dried fruit slices!

How to use the dried dragon fruit?

If you can resist the temptation and still have enough dragon fruit slices in your package, you can easily incorporate them into many delicious recipes. How about a colorful morning with your own individual Dragon fruit smoothie bowl? But also in desserts like a Dragon fruit chia jar our dried pitahaya cuts a particularly fine figure. As you can see, there is an almost infinite number of uses for our dried dragon fruit slices. The simplest is and remains: Open the bag and snack!

What is special about KoRo's dried dragon fruit?

We love dragon fruit. However, with a water content of around 90%, the taste of dragon fruit is sometimes a little too mild for us. That's why we have subjected our exotic favorite to a drying process to minimize the water content - and maximize the taste. Our dried dragon fruit convinces not only with its bright color, but also with its intense, exotic taste. Best of all, thanks to our special drying process, it's dragon fruit season at KoRo all year round!

Can my dog eat dragon fruit?

Your four-legged friend can also enjoy the tropical fruit in moderation. If you have any questions about it, we recommend that you seek advise from your veterinarian.

How to describe the taste of dragon fruit?

The taste is difficult to put into words. Fresh dragon fruit tastes mainly watery and slightly sweet. During the drying process, a large part of the water is removed from our dragon fruit. What remains is a crunchy, sweet snack that scores points for freshness and lightness. Dried dragon fruit is thus the perfect companion for morning breakfast bowls and desserts, but also for fruity salads. We find that the taste of dragon fruit almost reminds us of a mixture of different fruits like banana, kiwi and strawberry. BUT: It's best to try it yourself and fall in love with the extraordinary snack experience.