Freeze-dried Cucumber (Pickled/Green)

Pickled: Retains the taste of dill and saltiness. Green: Fresh, neutral taste. Both versions are very brittle

Zielony 0-4mm

Kwaszony proszek

Kwaszony 0-2mm

Zielony proszek

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Available Fractions

  • Cube: 0-4mm
  • Granules: 0-2mm
  • Powder: Flavor

Technological Applications

  • Beverages and Teas: Cold soups
  • Ready-made Dishes: Tzatziki sauces, dips
  • Dairy, Ice Cream and Desserts: Cottage cheese products

100% Natural

No additives or preservatives.

Moisture <5%

Guaranteed crunchiness and stability.

Certified Quality

BRC, IFS, ISO, KOSHER

ParameterTechnical Specification
Raw Material CompositionFreeze-dried pickled cucumber 100%
Available FractionsGranules (0-2 mm), Proszek
ConsistencyFree-flowing, slight lumping that breaks up under finger pressure is acceptable
ColorLight green to dark green
Taste and AromaCharacteristic of freeze-dried pickled cucumber
Moisture< 6%
Country of OriginPoland and others
CertificationHACCP, BRC

Why food manufacturers choose our freeze-dried cucumber (pickled or green)

Available as pickled, keeping its dill and salty note, or as green cucumber with a fresh, neutral taste, both versions are very brittle after freeze-drying.

Industry applications

Granules and powder flavor cold soups, tzatziki-style sauces, dips and cottage cheese products.

Available formats

Granules (0-2 mm) and powder. MOQ 2 kg per SKU, 4 kg for mixed orders.

FAQ

What is the difference between the pickled and green variant?

The pickled variant keeps the taste of dill and saltiness, while the green variant has a fresh, neutral taste.

What is it used for?

Cold soups, tzatziki-style sauces, dips and cottage cheese products.

What is the moisture content?

Below 6%.

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