Oregon Fruit Releases New Harvest Apple Fruit In Hand

Oregon Fruit Products' latest release from its award-winning Fruit In Hand line is Harvest Apple, a pourable fruit that allows chefs and operators to infuse classic autumnal flavor into beverages, desserts, and other culinary applications without the prep work of using fresh apples.

Harvest Apple Fruit In Hand is made from Pacific Northwest-grown Granny Smith apples and is spiced with vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and allspice. Its thick, pourable texture with pieces of diced apple make it ideal for breakfast and dessert applications, especially for operators who are seeking fall flavors for seasonal menu offerings.

"As our customers plan their seasonal menus and beverage programs, they know we listen to their concerns and meet their needs with on-trend flavors and new ideas," says Becky Westby, Senior Director of Sales at Oregon Fruit Products. "For example, previously working with A&W together on several successful seasonal applications, led them to partner with us again this year for their fall limited-time offer Apple Crumble Sundaes and Polar Swirls featuring Harvest Apple Fruit in Hand Original."

About Fruit In Hand
Fruit In Hand is made by hand-selecting fresh fruit picked at the peak of ripeness. It is manufactured to maintain the vivid flavor and color of the fruit and lightly sweetened with cane sugar to enhance the fruits' natural sugars. It contains no artificial flavors or colors, no high fructose corn syrup and has less sugar per serving than fruit syrup or jam. It is certified Kosher, gluten-free and is non-GMO. Using Fruit In Hand couldn't be easier - simply thaw, pour and enjoy. Fruit In Hand ships frozen, defrosts within hours under refrigeration and stays fresh for up to 14 days.

Oregon Fruit Products LLC
Founded in 1935, Oregon Fruit Products offers a complete line of canned, frozen and shelf-stable premium fruit for consumers, foodservice operators and ingredient sales. The company is located in Salem, Oregon and can be found on the web at http://www.oregonfruit.com.