Dried Guava (32 x 500g)

Dried guava is a chewy, aromatic tropical fruit ingredient supplied in a bulk box for bakeries, cafes, caterers and food manufacturers across the UK. Also known as amrood in Hindi and Urdu, guava adds a sweet-tart, floral flavour to bakes, granola and desserts without the ripening and waste of fresh fruit. Buying wholesale means your commercial kitchen or production line always has a consistent tropical fruit to hand.

Key Features of Wholesale Dried Guava

• Bulk & Wholesale Supply: A bulk pack suits restaurants, bakeries, caterers, food manufacturers and re-packers who use tropical fruit week after week.
• Wholesale Trade Pricing: Buying dried guava in bulk spreads the cost across many portions, which makes it a cost-effective addition to your wholesale ingredients at trade price.
• Distinctive Tropical Flavour: Guava has a musky, floral aroma and a sweet-tart taste that stands out against oats, cream cheese, white chocolate and spiced batters.
• Chewy Texture: The firm, pliable bite holds up in baking and mixing. Soak it briefly in warm water, juice or syrup when a softer finish is needed.
• Ready to Use: There is no peeling, coring or ripening. Chop it with a sharp knife or pulse it in a processor to the size your recipe needs.
• Storage & Handling for Bulk Packs: Keep it in a cool, dry place in an airtight container, away from strong odours. Reseal the bulk pack after each use.

Popular Recipes Using Dried Guava in UK Kitchens

These are the dishes and products where dried guava earns its place on menus and production lists.

• Guava Granola: chopped pieces folded into baked oat clusters after cooling.
• Tropical Trail Mix: combined with cashews, coconut chips and dried pineapple for snack blends.
• Guava and Cream Cheese Pastries: chopped or rehydrated fruit used as a filling in puff pastry.
• Masala Guava Chaat: tossed with chaat masala, black salt and lime as a tangy street-food side.
• Guava Chutney: soaked, then simmered with ginger, chilli and vinegar to serve with curries and cheese.
• Tropical Flapjacks: diced pieces baked into oat and golden syrup traybakes.
• Fruit Loaf and Tea Bread: mixed with sultanas and peel for sliced afternoon tea loaves.
• Guava Yoghurt Parfait: softened pieces layered with yoghurt and crushed biscuit.
• Guava Sorbet Ripple: soaked and puréed fruit swirled through sorbet or ice cream.
• Smoothie Bowl Topping: finely sliced pieces scattered over acai or mango bowls.

Who Uses Wholesale Dried Guava?

• Perfect for Bakeries: Bakers can toss chopped pieces in flour before folding them into batters. This keeps the fruit evenly spread through every tray and batch.
• Perfect for Cafes: A tub of dried guava on the counter adds a tropical option to porridge, cakes and breakfast bowls without extra prep.
• Perfect for Food Manufacturers: A consistent dried fruit gives cereal, snack bar and granola producers repeatable batches and steady stock levels.
• Perfect for Restaurants and Caterers: Chefs can rehydrate it for sauces and desserts. They can also keep it dry as a crisp, colourful plate garnish for large events.
• Perfect for Retailers and Re-packers: A bulk box can be portioned into your own bags or tubs, giving your shelves a tropical line that stands apart from standard dried fruit.

Wholesalers, chefs, bakeries, cafes and caterers of every size across the UK can stock dried guava through a bulk buy at wholesale price. Order your bulk box of dried guava today and keep your kitchen supplied at trade price.