Raisin juice concentrate is made from the juice of dried grapes, concentrated to remove some of the water and intensify the flavor and sweetness. Like apple juice concentrate, it's often used as a natural sweetener in baked goods, cereals, snacks, and beverages. This concentrate retains some of the nutritional properties of raisins, including minerals and antioxidants, but with a higher concentration of natural sugars

Nutritional Profile (per 100 grams).

• Calories Approximately 290 kcal.
• Protein Trace amounts.
• Fat None.
• Carbohydrates About 76 grams, most of which are sugars.
• Fiber Minimal.
• Vitamins and Minerals Contains minerals such as potassium and iron, along with a good supply of natural antioxidants like flavonoids.

Considerations

Raisin juice concentrate can offer health benefits thanks to its antioxidant content, which helps fight free radical damage and supports heart health. However, similar to apple juice concentrate, its high natural sugar content requires careful and moderate consumption.

Moderate Consumption It's important to moderate intake due to the high sugar content, to avoid negative impacts on blood sugar levels.

Culinary Use Can be used to sweeten and enhance the flavor of baked goods, breakfast cereals, and snacks, providing concentrated sweetness and additional nutrients.

Storage Should be stored in a cool, dry place; once opened, keep refrigerated and use within a few days to maintain quality.

Ingestion can cause serious harm to pets.