Freeze-dried Garlic

Cream-colored granules. Aromatic potency 3-4x higher than fresh garlic. Does not caramelize or become bitter (unlike conventionally dried)

Granules 0-4mm

Powder

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Available Fractions

  • Granules: 0-4mm
  • Powder: Concentrate

Technological Applications

  • Ready-made Dishes: Seasoning mixes, cold cuts, sauces
  • Dairy, Ice Cream and Desserts: Garlic butters

100% Natural

No additives or preservatives.

Moisture <5%

Guaranteed crunchiness and stability.

Certified Quality

BRC, IFS, ISO, KOSHER

ParameterTechnical Specification
Raw Material CompositionFreeze-dried Garlic 100%
Available FractionsGranules (0-4 mm), Proszek
ConsistencyFree-flowing, slight lumping acceptable
ColorCreamy to light beige
Taste and AromaDistinctive, characteristic of garlic, sharp
Moisture< 5%
Country of OriginChina and others
CertificationHACCP, BRC

Why food manufacturers choose our freeze-dried garlic

Freeze-dried garlic is three to four times more aromatic than fresh garlic by weight, and unlike conventionally dried garlic it does not caramelize or turn bitter.

Industry applications

Granules and powder are used in seasoning mixes, cold cuts and sauces, and as the base for garlic butters.

Available formats

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

FAQ

Is freeze-dried garlic more potent than fresh garlic?

Yes, it is three to four times more aromatic by weight than fresh garlic.

Does it turn bitter like conventionally dried garlic?

No, it does not caramelize or become bitter.

What is the moisture content?

Below 5%.

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