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Gourmet SlipPits 14 oz

$26.27
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Limited supply..... 

In 2025 ApricotKing produced 240 cases of the fabulous slippits.

In 2026 we managed to produce 15 cases.

No kidding....the heat wave in March stunted the growth of our apricots. 

Slippits need to be large, plump, flawless, and very ripe.

2026 brought us few of the above......the ones we call the Cadillac of our Line.

Limiting customers to 3-4 bags this year. 

After 3-4 days, the pit is gently slipped out.

That little bit of extra roasted-in-pit time, gives the slippies an extra pizzaz and unique flavor.

Not available in bulk as in previous years...Mother Nature did not cooperate in 2026.

Still say:  these best tasting apricots in the world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • 5
    A little bit of heaven in your mouth!

    Posted by Michael Rose on Dec 22nd 2018

    Okay, I am biased...I have bought from the Gonzales Family Orchards for years...beginning at a Farmer's Market in California. I now live in Washington and still buy from them. I use the diced apricots, and their dried Bing cherries (the low-sulfur) for making biscotti and have reviewed them before. But, the "Slip pits" are the best for snacking. A whole apricot with the pit pushed (slipped) out, then dried...and they are one of the best treats I could, or with, for. If you have never tried them then do yourself a great favor and take the plunge...or take the bite, your taste buds will explode...in the best possible way, that is!

  • 5
    Apricots

    Posted by Unknown on Nov 28th 2018

    Excellent. The best I have ever eaten.

  • 5
    First Rate!

    Posted by Russell M on Oct 10th 2018

    Excellent service snd as usual quality products. Thank you you are first rate.

  • 4
    Slip Pits probably best of allfour things I ordered

    Posted by Karen Maihofer on Sep 29th 2018

    The slip pits were probably the best, still not as large as before and none of them had that rich deep apricot color and moisture as in past years.