Ekoplanet Berberis / Sorthorn whole dried berries - Berberis vulgaris 50 g
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Berberis (Berberis vulgaris) also called barberry is a shrub with beautiful yellow flowers and then red berries that resemble something between lingonberries and cranberries - but sweeter and smaller. Barberry can be used in several different ways, you can e.g. have it in cooking but it is also good as a snack.
Comparative price: SEK 1100/kg
Berberis occurrence
Barberry is a dense bush that was introduced to Europe as a medicinal plant and is found wild in large parts of Sweden. It blooms in late spring with pale yellow flowers and later forms red berries, which ripen in autumn (Aug-Oct). Fruit, bark, roots and leaves are used for herbal purposes.
What is berberis good for?
Dried barberry berries are a source of many valuable antioxidants: anthocyanins, carotenoids and vitamins. Sorrel has a sour, sharp, and slightly bitter taste that can be compared to the taste of lingonberries.
Berberris can be used in several different ways. In the kitchen, it is worth trying barberry berries for porridge, sweet desserts or cakes. They are also suitable as an ingredient for homemade jam and marmalade. It is also excellent to add the berries to salads, bulgur and quinoa. You can also eat the berries as a supplement or make a tea.
Barberry is suitable for vegans as well as GMO-free.
Ingredients: 100% dried berberis.
Nutritional value per 100g
energy value: 1311 kJ / 313 kcal
fat: 2.9 g
including saturated fatty acids: 0.8 g
carbohydrates: 65.2 g
of which sugars: 19 g
fiber: 8 g
protein: 4g
salt: 0.002 g
Dosage: It is recommended to prepare an infusion, decoction or tincture of dried barberry berries; the berries can also be consumed as a supplement or used in cooking.
Storage: Store dry and cool.
Country of origin: Iran.
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