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Sliced peaches in thick syrup

Sliced peaches in thick syrup
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Ingredient Information

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Sliced peaches in thick syrup

Category

Fruits

Popularity

11 recipes

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Inactive

Description

Sliced peaches in thick syrup are pieces of ripe peach, peeled and cut into slices, preserved in a sweet and dense syrup that helps maintain their juicy texture and sweet flavor. This ingredient is very popular in baking and dessert preparation, as it imparts a fruity flavor and a soft texture that complements pies, cakes, ice creams, and fruit salads.

The peach, also known as melocotón in Spain and some regions of Latin America, is native to East Asia, although its cultivation has spread widely throughout the world. In different Latin American countries, it may be called melocotón, durazno, or even in some areas it is called pavía, depending on the region.

Sliced peaches in thick syrup contain vitamins A and C, in addition to providing antioxidants and dietary fiber, although their caloric value is higher due to the sugar present in the syrup. For this reason, it is recommended to consume them in moderation, especially for people who control their sugar intake. However, their natural sweetness and delicate texture make them a practical and delicious ingredient for various culinary preparations.

Nutritional Properties

1.5g
fiber
8mg
calcium
5mcg
folate
0.2mg
iron
190mg
potassium
15g
sugars
70
calories
0.5g
proteins
3mg
vitamin c
0.2g
total fats
17g
carbohydrates

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