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“Dried chickpeas”

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Dried chickpeas are a type of legume that is commonly used in cooking Dried chickpeas come in various types  
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Apple powder

Dried apple powder is made by drying apples and then grinding them into a fine powder. This product retains many
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Arrowroot Powder

Dried plum powder, often made from prunes (dried plums), is the powdered form of dried plums that retains many of
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Banana powder

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Dried banana powder is a finely ground product made by drying ripe bananas and then turning them into powder. This
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Bell Pepper Powder

Red bell pepper powder is made by drying red bell peppers and then grinding them into a fine, flavorful powder.
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Butternut Squash Powder

Dried butternut squash powder is made by drying fresh butternut squash and then grinding it into a fine, nutrient-rich powder.
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Celery powder

Dried cress refers to the dried form of cress, a leafy plant from the Lepidium genus known for its peppery,
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Dried apple granules

Dried apple granules are produced by drying apples and then grinding them into a powder or fine granular form. This
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Dried Apple Slices with/without skin

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Dried apples are a delicious and convenient snack made by removing the moisture from fresh apples through a drying process.
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Dried Apricot Slices

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Dried apricot slices are a popular and delicious dried fruit, known for their sweet and tangy flavor. They are made
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dried basil

Dried basil (Ocimum basilicum) is the dried form of fresh basil. This fragrant plant is used in many cuisines, especially
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Dried beet leaves

Dried beet leaves are the dried leaves of the beet plant which are often considered a byproduct of beet harvesting.
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