The classic
DehydratedApple Snap
Familiar, comforting and easy to take anywhere. Real fruit in a snack that fits busy days.
CosyFamiliarEasy to share
Hello, snackers
Fruits − Water
Fruits − Water
= Nothing changes.
Painamaa turns real fruit into a snack that goes where you go. Don't believe us? Take the water out yourself.
Fresh and juicy… and a bit of a mess in your bag.
Drag the slider to take the water out.
Myth or fact?
Tap a card to find out.
Meet your
new snack.
Four fruits, four moods. Pick one and see who you're taking with you.
The bold one
DehydratedBlood orange
Deep colour, citrus character and a personality of its own. For the snack moment that deserves something different.
BoldZestyHead-turner
The sunny one
DehydratedOrange Pop
Bright, familiar and full of citrus personality. Fruit that's finally as easy to carry as it is to enjoy.
BrightSunnyFeel-good
The energetic one
DehydratedMango Rush
Sweet, sunny and made to move fast. A juicy burst of mango, ready whenever your day picks up speed.
SweetJuicyEnergising
Where's your snack
going today?
Scene 1: study mode
College bag
Lecture at 9. Lunch at… eventually.
Toss a pack in your bag for study sessions, group projects and the long walk between classes.
Pack a few
Scene 2: desk life
Office desk
Meeting that could've been an email? Snack accordingly.
Keep a pack in your drawer for the 4 pm slump. No peeling, no mess, no juice on the keyboard.
Stock the drawer
Scene 3: window seat
Road trips
Are we there yet? Not yet. Snack.
Fruit that rides along without the mess. Perfect for the co-pilot seat.
Fuel the trip
Scene 4: cruising altitude
Flights
Seat 14A, snack level: sorted.
Light enough for the carry-on, easy enough for the tray table.
Pack for take-offQuick answers.
The stuff everyone asks about dehydrated fruit.
How do I eat dehydrated fruit?
Straight from the pack works. You can also add it to yoghurt, oats or a salad, or mix it with nuts for a trail-mix style handful.
Is dehydrated fruit really a healthy snack?
It's real fruit with the water removed, so you still get the fruit's natural fibre in every bite. Drying does change a few things: some vitamin C is lost, and because the water is gone the natural sugar is more concentrated by weight. That's why a handful goes a long way.
Why is a pack so light compared with fresh fruit?
Fresh fruit is mostly water. Take the water out and what's left is smaller, lighter and much easier to carry.
Take fruit with you.
Four fruits. One simple idea. Make your next snack a little more interesting.
Shop dehydrated fruitsPsst… the orange is ticklish. Give it a tap.