You love fruit candies but hate sugar? Sugar free Chikoo candy is your best option.


 You love fruit candies but hate sugar? Sugar free Chikoo candy is your best option.  


It all began with Amla candy in India. Being a nutritious fruit and high in demand people found out ways to preserve it by adding sugar and drying its slices. Today it's the highest consumed fruit candy in our country. In recent times we have seen similar candies made from Oranges, Papaya, Kiwi, Mango, Muskmelon, Cranberries, Blueberries and many other fruits. The point of concern is although we consume it for its nutritional value and taste, these candies come loaded with sugar which acts as a preservative. So is there fruit candy which is sugar free, nutritious and 100% natural?


Come experience Aura Green 100% natural sun dried chikoo slices which give consistent taste and nutrition in its naturally dried form. The best part - it has no added sugar, preservatives, color or anything else. Simply put it is just pure Chikoo fruit slices in a candied form. 


Ruwan Foodtech LLP (owners of the brand Aura Green) based in Bordi, Dahanu are India's largest producer of sun dried chikoo slices. They have over 200 acres of Chikoo farms which ensures the best quality fruit is used for processing. Further they have deployed India’s best solar dryers made by globally acclaimed S4S Technologies. The combination of quality raw material and modern farm based processing techniques ensures consistent output. Over the last 10 years they have processed more than 300 tons of Chikoo fruit which in its dry form is an easy to store, transport & consume fruit candy enjoyed by all age groups.  

   

So the next time you feel like having fruit candy, do give a try to Aura Green Sun Dried Chikoo available on Amazon. 


https://p-y3-www-amazon-in-kalias.amazon.in/Aura-Green-Natural-Dried-Chikoo/dp/B0BVRBCPRP 

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