ofsolidisobserved[19].Sugaruptakeduringosmoticdehydration of fruits modifies the composition (sugar to acid ratio) and the taste of the final product [20]. This behavior so-called candying effect is sometimes desirable, as it improves the taste and acceptability of the final product. Inmostdehydrationcases,extensivesoluteuptakeisundesirable, because of its negative impact on the nutritional profile of the product, which can no longer be marketed as “natural”.Thisincreasingofsoluteconcentrationinfluence has been clearly shown in previous works dealing with osmotic dehydration [19–21].