Khaokho Fruit Spreads: Strawberry or Mixed Berry?
Khaokho Selection offers two fruit-spread multipacks that look similar at first glance: strawberry and mixed berry. Both use 200 g glass jars, but the fruit profile and label details provide useful reasons to choose one over the other.
The shared format
The strawberry spread and mixed berry spread are each sold as two 200 g jars, for 400 g total net weight. Both active listings state no added sugar, no preservatives and a vegan recipe.
Fruit content and flavour
The strawberry listing states 85% strawberries and delivers a single-fruit profile. The mixed berry listing states 86% mixed fruit and offers a broader berry taste. Those percentages come from the current product descriptions; always compare them with the original jar labels when the order arrives.
Choose strawberry when you want a familiar, focused flavour. Choose mixed berry when variety and a more layered berry character are more appealing.
Serving ideas
- Spread on bread or toast.
- Stir a small amount into plain yogurt.
- Use as a topping for simple desserts.
- Serve both flavours side by side at breakfast.
Using a clean spoon helps protect the opened jar. Avoid introducing crumbs or moisture into the spread.
Understanding “no added sugar”
No added sugar is not the same as sugar-free. Fruit naturally contains sugars, and recipes may use other sweetening ingredients. The strawberry listing identifies erythritol and stevia. Anyone monitoring ingredients or following a specific diet should read the full nutrition and ingredient panels rather than relying on marketing shorthand.
Refrigeration after opening
Both product descriptions instruct buyers to refrigerate after opening and follow the original label. Keep an unopened jar according to its printed storage directions, protect glass containers during handling and use the spread within the stated after-opening period.
Why a two-jar pack can be practical
Two separate jars let one remain sealed while the first is in use. That can be more practical than one larger open container, provided the household will use both before their best-before dates. The total bundle weight is the same for strawberry and mixed berry, so flavour—not quantity—is the key decision.
The short answer
Strawberry is the straightforward single-fruit choice; mixed berry provides a combined berry profile. Both verified product pages show the same 2 × 200 g structure, so you can compare current labels and availability before ordering.