Fruit & Sweets

Choosing Dried Pineapple: GIN 35 g or Confetti 120 g?

Compare GIN 35 g and Confetti 120 g dried pineapple packs, with practical buying choices and serving ideas for chewy fruit snacks.

By Sawasdeal Editorial · · 3 min read

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Golden dried pineapple pieces with a fresh pineapple wedge on a cream plate.
AI-generated serving illustration, not a photograph of a tested Sawasdeal recipe.

The two dried-pineapple options in this guide are GIN 35 g and Confetti 120 g. Their clearest difference is quantity. Both belong in a dried-fruit comparison, but pack size alone cannot tell you which is sweeter or softer.

Compare the packs

Two dried-pineapple options
Product Net weight When it may suit you
GIN Dried Pineapple 35 g Trying dried pineapple or choosing a smaller amount to open.
Confetti Dried Pineapple 120 g Buying a larger amount of a format you already enjoy or plan to share.

The Confetti bag contains about 3.4 times the listed weight of the GIN bag. That is a quantity comparison, not a serving-count claim. Compare the current price per gram if value is your priority, and check the ingredients if you are choosing by added sugar or preservatives.

Choose the format you want

GIN’s product listing describes a soft, chewy dried fruit. That is a different shopping choice from a crisp freeze-dried snack. For Confetti, use the current pack information rather than assuming its texture or recipe is identical to GIN’s.

If you want something to eat straight from a small snack bowl, either listed pack is a dried-fruit option. For a comparison with a genuinely different format, choose freeze-dried mangosteen or mango rather than another pineapple bag based only on its wrapper.

Simple ways to use dried pineapple

  • Snack plate: serve a small portion alongside coconut chips for contrasting chewy and crisp textures.
  • Breakfast topping: cut pieces smaller if needed and add them to oatmeal or yogurt as a serving idea.
  • For sharing: pour out what you need and reseal the rest. Keep the pack nearby so guests can check its ingredient information.

Follow the storage directions on the bag. Do not substitute a dried-fruit weight directly into a recipe measured for fresh pineapple: the moisture and ingredient balance are different.

Products discussed in this article

These are the current products discussed in this guide. Preparation and ingredient statements apply only to the exact pack specified in the article, not automatically to every option.

Sources and editorial notes

Reviewed by Sawasdeal Editorial on October 6, 2026. Pack examples were checked against the store catalog. Product facts use the sources below; selection and serving ideas are editorial guidance. Follow your current package for preparation, ingredients and allergens.

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