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Apricots

Seasonal Produce Guide

  • For fresh, look for: plump, firm apricots with no soft spots or bruising
  • Good source of: fiber, vitamin C, vitamin A, potassium
  • Good in: muffins, pancakes, smoothies, on top of cereal, in salsa, fruit salads, popsicles, parfaits, and plain

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Learn more about apricots from the USDA

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Apricot Recipes

Apricot Granola

Dried apricots make a great addition to homemade granola. 

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Additional Recipes

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Apricot Oatmeal Cookies

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Apricot Crisp

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Apricot Scones

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Apricot Cobbler

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