IQF Frozen Banana Dices 10-20 mm for Smoothie Processing

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IQF Frozen Banana Dices 10-20 mm for Smoothie Processing

XMSD's frozen banana specification lists a 10-20 mm thickness for dices and a minimum Brix reading of 14. The diced route gives smoothie and fruit-preparation buyers a measurable cut to assess for dosing and blending. Slices and whole banana are also listed as other forms, but the 10-20 mm figure is attached to dices; it is not a declared slice thickness.

Frozen Banana Specification

The buying decision begins with cut form, the recorded dice measure and sweetness threshold. The original banana item also describes a milk-white color and typical sweet taste. Actual color and piece condition should be judged from a representative frozen sample because the three product photos show pale peeled banana pieces without a measuring reference.

Choose the Dice for a Blending Line

A smoothie operation often needs fruit that can be weighed, dispensed and blended without peeling and cutting fresh bananas during service. Frozen dices are a practical form to test for that workflow. The 10-20 mm line gives the buyer a starting cut measure, while a trial can show how the pieces feed through the actual blender or fruit preparation line. A thick piece and a thin slice behave differently during frozen handling; the listed range should be applied only to dices.

For a high-throughput formulation, sample checks can cover the spread of dice thickness, visible peel residue, frozen separation and the amount of darkened fruit. These observations affect dosing consistency and finished drink color. The product information does not define a numeric tolerance for broken pieces or brown spots, so the production team should use the approved sample to set its acceptance reference.

A buyer making a fruit preparation rather than a fully blended drink can compare how the diced pieces remain visible after mixing with other ingredients. In a puree process, shape may matter less than stable sweetness and frozen handling. The same fruit specification can therefore be evaluated against the finished recipe rather than a generic statement that every banana cut suits every use.

Read Brix with Ripeness and Color

The recorded minimum is 14 Brix. A buyer can use that threshold as one screening point for raw-fruit sweetness, then assess taste, aroma and color from the same frozen sample. A Brix value does not by itself predict how a banana will look after thawing or blending. A pale piece may darken during handling, and the tolerance that matters depends on whether the fruit is blended into a drink or remains visible in a yogurt or dessert cup.

The specification's milk-white color wording is a direction for the frozen product, not a promise that every piece remains white after thawing. Viewing the fruit immediately from frozen and after a short, defined preparation trial gives a better basis for a repeat order. Buyers can record the agreed sample appearance together with the Brix check so that one numerical value does not stand in for the whole ingredient decision.

The general XMSD frozen banana page covers additional cuts and wider buying questions. This product page is focused on the documented dice range and minimum Brix.

Keep Dice, Slice and Whole Options Separate

The bulk frozen banana page describes a wider portfolio of forms. For this exact item, only the dice thickness has a numeric cut measure. A quotation and sample should use one chosen form consistently throughout the order.

Original Banana Product Views

The original product photographs show pale packaged banana pieces, peeled pieces in a bag and a close view of peeled pieces. They support the fruit identity and general appearance. They do not provide a scale ruler, dice-thickness proof or finished export packing specification.

Frozen Receiving and Ingredient Review

The product lists storage at -18 C. At receiving, a processor can look at carton condition, inner seals, lot identity, visible ice build-up and whether the pieces remain workable for frozen dispensing. A held sample can be run through the intended process to observe browning, texture and sweetness alongside the measured Brix. That connects the frozen ingredient to the finished smoothie or fruit preparation.

XMSD's certification and compliance support page describes available company documentation. Any document for a shipment must correspond to the actual product, producing facility and destination market.

Diced Banana Questions

Is 10-20 mm the slice thickness?

No. The size entry is written for dices. Slices are another listed form, but this item does not give them a numeric thickness.

What does the Brix entry say?

The product lists a minimum reading of 14 Brix. Taste and processing performance should be assessed in the intended recipe.

Does this page state a current low price?

The fruit specification supports a product quotation once the chosen cut, packing and shipment route are set. There is no standing numerical price on this page.

Review a 10-20 mm Banana Dice Sample

Match the documented diced cut and minimum 14 Brix to your smoothie or fruit-preparation line. XMSD can discuss a sample and an order specification for the chosen form.