The Organic Quince only Fruit Sugars Compote is one of the organic excellences of the San Michele Agricultural Cooperative. Made with exquisite organic quince apples of own production, this compote is sweetened only with organic grape sugar, without the addition of other additives. With a high fiber and tannin content, it also boasts emollient, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, among others. It can be served in several ways: from the simple bread & jam to the filling of tasty cakes.
Type: Organic Quince Compote
Producer: San Michele Arcangelo
Made in: Marche (Italia)
Net Weight: 320 g
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Quinces are rich in vitamins A, B and PP. They contain few sugars and many fibers and tannins. This compote is made wit quinces (51%), organic apples, lemon juice and grape juice. A true elixir with an intense and slightly sour taste. Excellent to be enjoyed on bread, on rusks or to prepare delicious pies.
Coop. Soc Koinonia. Location Teglia 12. 63858 Montefortino (FM). The activity of the social cooperative began in 2007 with the name San Michele Arcangelo, which is also the brand of all the products made, and gave new vitality to the hills surrounding the small town of Corridonia, extending with 48 hectares of land cultivated with the sensitivity of organic. In addition to the sale of fresh products, part of the crops are handcrafted and transformed into products that have the I.C.E.A. and VEGANOK. Processing at low temperatures in vacuum-packed preserves the nutritional principles of the products intact, allowing the preservation of aromas, colors and textures.
Organic apricots 51%, organic apples, organic grape sugar, water organic lemon juice. Without added pectine. Nutritional values for 100 gr: Energy Kcal 84, Kj 355; Fats 0,0 g. of which satured fatty acids 0,0 g,; Carbohydrates 18 g. of which sugars 18 g.; Dietary fiber 3,4 g. Proteins 0,0 g; Salt 0,0 g.
General Information: Preserves can be consumed au naturel or cooked. How to eat: Preserves are delicious spread on warm bread or on a buttered focaccia or cookies. They pair well also with meat, instead of sauces, and with hard and savoury cheeses. Due to the high percentage of fruit, extra preserves are scrumptious also enjoyed by itself, as a dessert. The preserves can be used also to make baked desserts: pies, cookies and cakes.
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