Jungle Powders Freeze-Dried Pear Powder 100g/3.5oz, Natural Unsweetened Powdered Pear Fruit Extract, GMO, Filler, and Additive Free Green Superfood Powder

The media could not be loaded. Pros:Freeze dried food has all of the nutrients of fresh food.This is 100% pears that have been blended, and packaged without any added sugar.When reconstituted, it reminds me of applesauce.It can easily be added to infant rice cereal, and multi grain cereals to provide both flavor and fiber.I do like to eat the clumps. However, if the clump is big, and you chew it, it does stick to your teeth.It comes in a resealable bag.This little 3.5 ounce bag is the equivalency of approximately 1 1/2 pounds of pears.It is lightweight and easy to travel with.It can easily be added to any recipe.The flavor is really good, it taste just like a pear.An easy way to take a long baby food on a camping trip. Just add water and mix it to the right consistency for your child.Cons:The biggest downside to freeze dried food, is keeping the moisture away from the product. If you forget to seal the package, the moisture from the air, will be absorbed by the powder making it sticky, and much more difficult to break the clumps back into a powder.

This stuff is tasteless and cost WAY too much. The sellers contacted me claiming they would refund my money but they never did! *Big sigh*

I love freeze dried products - they take up so much less shelf space while still providing a lot of healthy nutritional punch/power!As you would expect, this powder tastes exactly as a pear does. Because all the liquid is gone, if you add just a tablespoon of this into your smoothie you are going to get a lot of intense flavor (and nutrition) from much less “volume” / liquid than you would otherwise need. Which means you can make smoothies that pack a much bigger flavor punch. Good because it’s delicious, but a bit bad because it will make regular smoothies seem bland… !I have also used freeze dried powder in frostings to add some unique flavoring, works great for that.My one complaint about this product is the chunkiness and texture - I was expecting it to be more of a fine powder - think flour instead of sugar. In addition there was some chunky clumps (like you get in hard brown sugar.). Doesn’t really interfere with usefulness as you can crush it back into the proper state, but I think the issue could be addressed with proper desiccants in the packaging.As far as value goes, keep in mind that a small container like this is the equivalent of 25 pears. That helps put it in perspective! As far as actual cost goes, pricing fluctuates quite a bit on Amazon so I can’t properly speak to value - I can, however, say that this is a delicious freeze dried powder and I think you, like I have, will find many tasty uses for it in your kitchen. :)

This powdered fruit tastes fine, it's not amazing though, the flavor is pretty mild compared to many of their other products but there's nothing inherently wrong with it. My biggest issue is this came as basically a big chunk of styrofoam in the bag that's taken a lot of bashing to break up and return to powder form. I've never had that happen before so I don't know if it just is something to do with pome fruits or what as I later got some apple powder with the same issue.If you're putting it through a blender that is probably not an issue but if you're manually stirring it, it just won't break up easily.

I found this to be an excellent, quality freeze dried pear powder. I added it to some vanilla ice creams, to test the product. The combination of vanilla and pear blended nicely. The powder conveys nice pear flavor notes. It tends to be a bit subtle, but pears do not have an overwhelming flavoring. But, when it's on your tongue, you can identify it.This is another way to add a serving of fruit to your diet, in a delicious manner.The packaging lacks certifications/badges for quality control (like GMP, FDA, USDA Organic). While the product seems to be high quality, having quality assurance certifications would ensure the integrity and purity of the product. The absence of these badges dings the rating.We both like the pear powder, and will use it tomorrow morning in oatmeal. The flavor and sweetness will lift the breakfast oatmeal. So, based on these considerations and impressions, it garners a 4.5 star rating.

Just received and the powder is clumped and hard as a rock... the only way to crumble the chunks is to use a hammer. Very disappointed!!!

This freeze-dried pear fruit powder is of good quality and fresh. It comes clumped up in a resealable, foil-lined bag, so I had to break it back to somewhat a loose powder form. I used it to make a pear smoothie, and it was delicious and fresh. I like that it is pure pear powder with no additives. No added sweetener, flavors or colors. It is also great as a topping on plain yogurt and ice cream.The only minor issue I have with this powder is that it clumped up in the bag, despite the fact that it has a best before date of 6/2024, which is about 20 months from now. It is single-ingredient and a product of Estonia. Overall, I like this pear powder. Good flavor and texture. At $0.60 per serving (1 tsp), it is a pretty decent value for the money. Good product.

I love that this contains 100% pear. 1 tsp is a serving. They recommend adding it to smoothies, yogurt, or even over ice cream. They claim is adds fiber, but one tsp has only 0.7g, so I don't consider it a significant source. Apparently, refrigerating it will solve the problem of clumping, both before and after opening. This is a product of Estonia.

Im dissatisfied with this product. Im sure it is off as i struggle to paste it even with hot water. It doesnt melt properly