Diced ginger.
With cane sugar.
The short answer: diced ginger dried after being soaked in cane syrup. The pack says ginger 57 % and cane sugar 43 %: it contains sugar, so it is not sugar-free ginger, nor is it made with honey or fructose. It starts earthy and ends with a slow warmth. It keeps for up to 12 months without a fridge and you eat it as it is, in hot water or chopped into cooking.
Dice, pieces or pack.
It starts earthy and ends with a slow warmth.
What it is. Ginger is the rhizome of a plant, a fleshy root, not a fruit. These dice are ginger dried after being soaked in cane syrup: the sugar softens the heat without hiding it.
It contains sugar. It is not sugar-free ginger and does not pretend to be: cane syrup is part of the recipe. Per 100 g, 76 g of sugars. It contains no honey and no fructose.
Ingredients: ginger 57 %, cane sugar 43 %. Dried after being soaked in cane syrup.
Four places where it fits.
After a meal
Two or three dice at the end, like a hot sweet.
In hot water
In a cup of hot water, with lemon if you like.
In stir-fries and dressings
Finely chopped at the end of a stir-fry or in a dressing. It already brings sugar, so you need no more.
In soups
Grated over a vegetable cream soup.
What the pack says.
132 kcal in each 40 g portion
Energy from the pack, per 100 g of product.
| Energy | 1,380 kJ / 330 kcal |
| Fat | < 0.2 g |
| of which saturates | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 82 g |
| of which sugars | 76 g |
| Fibre | 2 g |
| Protein | < 0.2 g |
| Salt | 0.04 g |
The dice contain 76 g of sugars per 100 g, within 82 g of carbohydrate: it is sugared ginger, not a "sugar-free" snack. Born does not attribute properties or effects to ginger.
Three recipes in five minutes.
Yoghurt with ginger and granola
- Plain yoghurt in a bowl.
- Ginger dice chopped fine.
- A handful of granola.
Vegetable soup with grated ginger
- Hot vegetable cream soup.
- One ginger die grated on top.
- A drizzle of olive oil.
Vegetable stir-fry with ginger
- Vegetables in the pan with a little oil.
- Chopped ginger at the end.
- Soy sauce to taste.
Other moments for this fruit.
Dried, soft dried or freeze-dried fruit
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What people usually ask.
What is ginger for, and how do people use it?+
Born does not attribute properties or effects to this product, and there is no authorised claim we could cite. What we can tell you is what it is, what it tastes like and how it is used: diced ginger in cane syrup, eaten after a meal, dropped into hot water or chopped into stir-fries and soups.
Is there sugar-free ginger?+
Not this one. The dice are dried after being soaked in cane syrup and the pack says ginger 57 % and cane sugar 43 %. If you are looking for ginger without sugar, this is not it.
Does ginger contain fructose?+
These dice have no added fructose: they have cane sugar. Born's ginger pieces with fructose do contain it in their sweet coating, and their pack also says the ginger is made with a cane syrup coating. If you avoid fructose, read the pack and check with your doctor.
Is ginger a fruit or a plant?+
It is a plant: what you eat is its rhizome, a fleshy root. It is sold next to semi-dried fruit because it is eaten as a sweet.
Does it need a fridge?+
No. Keep it somewhere cool and dry. Unopened, it lasts up to 12 months.
When will it arrive?+
In 48 to 72 working hours. Delivery is free on orders over €45.
It is sugared ginger and it is hot: a few dice are better than a handful.
May contain traces of nuts and peanuts.
Close the bag well and keep it in the same cool, dry place.