AFGHAN DRIED CHAPANAMAK (TWISTED AFGHAN APRICOT)

A Naturally Sun-Dried Delight with Rich Flavor & Health Benefits

Twisted dried apricots, locally known as Chapanamak, are a rare and premium variety of dried apricots grown in the highlands of Afghanistan. Unlike regular dried apricots, these are naturally dried right on the tree, giving them a distinct texture, deep golden color, and intense sweet-tangy flavor.

✅ Health Benefits of Twisted Dried Apricots

1. Supports Digestive Health
   Chapanamak is rich in dietary fiber, helping to enhance bowel movement, improve digestion, and relieve constipation naturally.

2. High in Vitamins A & C
   Just one cup provides up to 94% of your daily Vitamin A requirement, supporting eye health, immunity, and skin regeneration.

3. Packed with Antioxidants
   These apricots are loaded with flavonoids, beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, and vitamins C & E, all of which fight oxidative stress and promote healthy aging.

4. Iron & Potassium Boost
   Dried apricots are a good plant-based source of iron, supporting red blood cell production and energy levels, while potassium helps maintain healthy blood pressure and muscle function.

5. Cholesterol Friendly
   Their fiber and antioxidant profile may contribute to lower cholesterol and better heart health.

6. Low in Calories, High in Flavor
   These apricots are naturally fat-free, low-calorie, and delicious—perfect for guilt-free snacking.

🍽️ Ways to Enjoy Chapanamak Apricots

• Snack As-Is: A healthy on-the-go bite anytime.

• With Nuts: Pair with almonds, pistachios, or walnuts for a nutritious energy boost.

• In Breakfast Bowls: Add to oatmeal, granola, or yogurt.

• In Baking: Use in cakes, muffins, or fruit breads for a chewy, flavorful surprise.

• Gift Boxes & Platters: A luxurious addition to any dry fruit hamper or festive box.

💎 Why Choose Afghan Chapanamak?

• • Naturally Tree-Dried for deeper flavor and better texture

  • 100% Pure & Preservative-Free

  • Handpicked from Afghan Orchards for authentic taste

  • Rich Heritage: A traditional dry fruit delicacy passed down through Afghan generations