Made In Nature Organic Dried Apricots – Portable Organic Trail Mix Ingredient for Hiking and Climbing, 6 oz
Made In Nature Organic Dried Apricots – Portable Organic Trail Mix Ingredient for Hiking and Climbing, 6 oz
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Why you'll love it
- Certified organic means no synthetic pesticides or additives
- Nut-free formulation is safe for schools and allergy households
- Naturally sweet dried fruit satisfies cravings without added sugar
- Shelf-stable 6 oz pouch is convenient for travel and lunchboxes
- Kosher and gluten-free certifications cover multiple dietary needs in one product
Perfect for
- On-the-go healthy snacking between meals
- Nut-free school lunchbox addition
- Trail and hiking energy snack
- Baking ingredient for tagines, granola, and trail mix
- Charcuterie or cheese board accompaniment
Product Information
Organic Dried Apricots Certified Organic Kosher Certified Gluten Free Nut Free
Product Dimensions : 2.5 x 2.2 x 4.5 inches; 6.4 ounces Item model number : VLX-378 UPC : 720379501181 Manufacturer : Made In Nature Units : 6.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #55,369 in Grocery & Gourmet Food Organic Dried Apricots Certified Organic Kosher Certified Gluten Free Nut Free Ingredients: Made In Nature Organic Dried Apricots, 6 Oz Legal Disclaimer Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 6 oz pouch light enough to carry on a long backpacking trip?
Yes. The 6 oz pouch is lightweight, compact, and fits easily into a backpack hip belt pocket or top lid, making it a great calorie dense fuel for multi day trips.
How many calories does one pouch provide for trail energy?
Dried apricots are naturally calorie dense from whole fruit sugars, giving you quick accessible energy for hiking, climbing, or long trail days when you need efficient fuel.
Will the pouch survive being packed in a backpack without crushing?
Yes. The flexible pouch is designed to handle the jostling of backcountry travel and fits easily into a pack without the fragility of glass jars or rigid containers.
Do these apricots need refrigeration at the campsite?
No. They are fully shelf stable, so you can keep them in your pack, tent, or car without refrigeration, even on multi day trips in warm weather.
Are dried apricots a good source of quick energy on the trail?
Yes. The natural fruit sugars deliver fast absorbing carbohydrates, which is exactly what hikers need for sustained energy on steep climbs and long mileage days.
Can I use these as an ingredient for homemade trail mix?
Absolutely. Dried apricots are a classic trail mix component and pair well with seeds, pretzels, dark chocolate, or granola for a custom hiking blend.
Are these a good snack for high altitude days when I need fast fuel?
Yes. Lightweight, calorie dense, and shelf stable dried fruit is one of the most efficient snacks for high altitude exertion where you need quick energy without heavy digestion.
Will my hiking partner with dietary restrictions be able to eat these?
Yes. They are USDA Certified Organic, Gluten Free certified, Kosher certified, and nut free, covering most common dietary needs you encounter on group trips.
How do these compare to energy gels for trail running?
Unlike energy gels that deliver a quick sugar rush, dried apricots provide slower releasing natural fruit sugars with more satisfying chew, ideal for longer efforts and steady energy.
Are dried apricots better than energy bars for thru hiking?
They are a great complement to energy bars. Whole dried fruit adds variety, real fruit flavor, and quick carbs that prevent flavor fatigue on long distance trails.
Will the pouch leak or make a mess inside my pack?
The pouch holds dried fruit securely, and since dried apricots contain no liquid, there is no leaking or sticky mess to worry about inside your backpack.
Can I use these for campfire cooking or backcountry baking?
Yes. They are excellent for rehydrating in stews, adding to camp oatmeal, chopping into couscous, or mixing into backcountry granola for trail meals.
