IQF Plums
Among our exceptional range of IQF fruits is a selection of high-quality IQF plum products. We offer our frozen plums diced, halved or quartered, and supply in quantities of 10kg.
About our IQF plums
Kiril Mischeff’s IQF plums are sourced from expert producers in Poland and Turkey, offering full transparency and traceability all the way from field to fork.
Like all our international processing partners, our plum growers are accredited to the highest standards and regularly audited by the Kiril Mischeff Technical Team to ensure ongoing quality.
If you’d like to discuss an order for our IQF plums, please just give our sales team a call on +44 (0) 1909 534 000.
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FAQs
What are IQF plums?
IQF plums are ‘Individually Quick Frozen’ (IQF) which have been frozen at a very low temperature for preservation. The plums retain their unique shape, flavour and texture even after being frozen, making them ideal for use in the food industry. The main advantage of using IQF plums is that they can be stored and used at any time of the year, without needing to defrost or prepare them. The high-quality IQF plum products from Kiril Mischeff are available diced, halved or quartered, and are supplied in 10kg quantities.
What are the benefits of IQF plums?
The main benefit of IQF plums is that their long shelf life means that chefs and food producers can have a supply of fresh-tasting plums available all year round. Also, the unique shapes and textures of IQF plums make them ideal for a variety of different food applications. These plums are a healthy choice and are a good source of dietary fibre, vitamins and minerals. IQF plums can remain frozen for up to 12 months without any deterioration in taste or texture.
What types of dishes can I use IQF plums in?
IQF plums can be used in both sweet and savoury dishes. They are particularly well suited for fruit salads, tarts, pies, custards, sorbets and smoothies. They can also be used as a substitute for fresh plums in sauces, chutneys and jams. Some plum fans might be able to tell the difference between fresh and IQF plums – fresh plums tend to have a softer texture and are usually darker in colour than IQF plums.