Jungle Powders Kiwi Fruit Powder – Freeze-Dried Whole Kiwi for Smoothies & Baking | 3.5 oz

Discover Jungle Powders Kiwi Fruit Powder, a natural green superfood powder crafted from the whole kiwi through careful freeze-drying. The result is a vibrant, unsweetened powder that captures the fruit’s aroma and color, offering a convenient way to brighten recipes with real fruit flavor.

The powder uses the entire fruit — flesh, skin, and seeds — so you don’t miss out on the fruit’s inherent profile. Freeze-drying concentrates nutrients while dramatically reducing weight, with 3.5 ounces (100 g) of powder equaling roughly 28 ounces (800 g) of fresh kiwis. Each tablespoon provides about 1.1 ounces of powder, enabling you to add a substantial fruit boost without bulk.

No sugars or additives are included, so you taste the natural kiwi. If the mix clumps, simply freeze for two hours and gently break it apart to restore a smooth texture before use.

Key benefits at a glance

• Whole-fruit nutrition preserved via freeze-drying, including skin and seeds for a fuller flavor profile.
• High concentration means small amounts deliver color, aroma, and nutrients similar to fresh fruit.
• No sugars, fillers, or artificial additives—just natural fruit powder.
• Easy to use in a wide range of recipes, from smoothies to baked goods.

How to use Jungle Powders Kiwi Fruit Powder

• Stir into smoothies or shakes for a sunny, fruity note and natural color boost.
• Mix into porridge, yogurt, or cereals to add texture and fruit-forward sweetness without added sugar.
• In baking, substitute a portion of liquids with kiwi powder to enrich flavor and hue in cakes, muffins, and pancakes.
• Whisk into sauces or glazes to create vibrant fruit-forward desserts and savory dishes.

Storage and care: keep the container sealed in a cool, dry place. Since there are no additives, occasional clumping can occur; re-powder easily with a brief freeze-and-tap routine. This kiwi powder is a flexible pantry staple for fruit-forward breakfasts, snacks, and cooking experiments.