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Freeze-dried red currants have a delicate and fragile texture. The absence of water gives them an ethereal consistency, light and airy, almost weightless. At the same time, the natural shape and size of each fruit are preserved. What color do they have? Natural red with a ruby hue. It's like a cluster of tiny precious stones. How do they smell? The aroma has a delicate sweetness balanced with a light bitterness. What does it taste like? There is a floral, slightly herbal note, with a pleasant refreshing aftertaste. It's an exquisite balance between sweetness and a light tartness. How is it produced? Freeze-drying is an innovative method of drying fresh fruits, vegetables, and berries while preserving their beneficial properties, taste, and aroma. After harvesting red currants, Panfruit's technologists select the best fruits and subject them to low temperatures (freezing). Then the berries are placed in a vacuum chamber to evaporate

Alumina, also called alumina, is a synthesized alumina, Al 2 O 3, a white or almost colorless crystalline substance that is used as a starting material for melting metallic aluminum. It also serves as a raw material for a wide range of modern ceramics and an active ingredient in chemical processing. Alumina is made from bauxite, a natural ore containing different amounts of aqueous (water-containing) alumina. Free Al 2 O 3 occurs naturally as a mineral. corundum and its forms of precious stones, sapphire and ruby; they can be synthesized from alumina and are actually sometimes called alumina, but this term is more precisely limited to the material used in aluminum metallurgy, industrial ceramics and chemical processing.