Ek seb rozana — sehat ka purana nuskha.
Bahar-e-Seb takes highland apples from the orchards around Quetta, slices them into thin rings, and slow-dries them until the natural sugars concentrate. The result is a snack that's sweet, lightly chewy at the centre, crisp at the edge — and made of exactly one ingredient.
Most dried apple sold in Pakistan is treated with sulphur dioxide to keep it artificially pale and extend shelf life. Ours isn't. That's why our rings carry a deeper amber colour and a fuller, honeyed apple flavour instead of a flat, chemical sweetness.
Why you'll like it
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No added sugar — every bit of sweetness comes from the apple itself
- No sulphur, no preservatives, no artificial colour
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Source of fibre — 2.6g per 30g serving
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Naturally low in fat — 0.1g per serving
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Potassium-rich — 135mg per 30g
How to enjoy
- Straight from the pouch as a chai-time or evening snack
- Packed into school lunchboxes instead of biscuits and toffees
- Chopped into oats, yoghurt, or custard
- Steeped in hot water with cinnamon for a warm apple tea
- Carried in a bag for travel, office, or gym
Ingredients
100% dried apple. Nothing else — no sugar, no oil, no sulphur, no preservatives, no artificial colour.
Nutrition — per 30g serving
- Energy: 73 kcal / 307 kJ
- Protein: 0.3g
- Fat: 0.1g (of which saturates 0.02g)
- Carbohydrate: 19.8g (of which sugars 17.2g, all naturally occurring)
- Dietary fibre: 2.6g
- Sodium: 3mg | Potassium: 135mg
Typical values. Natural produce — sugars may vary by season and batch.
Allergen
No known allergens. Packed in a facility that also handles tree nuts.
Storage
Keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal tightly after opening. Because there are no preservatives, the rings may soften slightly in humid weather — this is normal and doesn't affect quality.
Sizes
Available in 50g (try it), 150g (a week's snacking), 250g (family size), and 400g (best value — for the pantry).
Khushk Bahar — premium dehydrated fruit, dried the slow way.
