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BEWIT BIO RAW White Mulberry
Dried white mulberry fruits, honey-sweet, natural delicacies full of vitamins and many beneficial substances.
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„Objevila jsem dokonalou kombinaci do své ranní kaše! Tyto produkty nejen, že obohacují můj každodenní jídelníček, ale také mi poskytují energii a radost na začátku dne. Moruše a rozinky jsou vynikající, sladké a neuvěřitelně štavnaté. Skořice má lahodnou plnou chuť a kousek kakaa tomu dodá tu správnou tečku. Opravdu doporučuji vyzkoušet :-)“
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100% pure and natural
All ingredients contained in the product are 100% pure and natural and non-synthetic.
Produced with Love
The product has been developed and produced in an atmosphere of love, harmony and with intent of giving benefit to all who use it.
RAW
The components of this product are processed up to a temperature of 42 °C so that we protect the enzymes and maximise its nutritional value. Scientific research has shown that when processing these ingredients at higher temperatures it will damage some enzymes and micronutrients or completely destroy them.
Vegan
This product is suitable for vegans. At no stage during development, testing or production of this item were animal or dairy products used.
BIO RAW White Mulberry
Dried white mulberry fruits, honey sweet, natural delicacies full of vitamins and many beneficial substances. In addition, they are supple and pleasantly soft. Enhance your homemade muesli, fruit salads, baked, unbaked and RAW desserts. Because a cake topped with mulberries becomes a complete fairy tale. They're also delicious on their own.
History
As far back as ancient China
For centuries, mulberries have not only been a popular delicacy, but also an important helper with many beneficial effects. Even the ancient Chinese were fond of them. [1,2]
Emperor Charlemagne in love
The honey-sweet taste of fresh and dried mulberries has won over everyone who has tasted them. However, the Roman Emperor Charlemagne himself fell in love with mulberries so much that he ordered them to be planted on his Imperial Farms. [2]
A sweet memory of our grandmothers
Mulberries are a familiar delicacy to our grandmothers. Not so long ago they were found in every garden. Whether fresh or dried, they were added to homemade pancakes, buns and other delicacies. Because a cake topped with mulberries is a fairy tale.
Origin and cultivation
Fully ripe, sun-dried
The special thing about mulberries is that they don't ripen all at once. They are harvested gradually and are also very susceptible to transport. To maintain maximum quality, they must be processed immediately after harvesting. In our case, they are dried in the **most gentle way, in the sun.
Without sulphur dioxide and added sugar
The white mulberries are not treated with sulphur dioxide** in the processing process, giving them a caramel colour and a milder taste. They are not sweetened.
Ingredients and properties
Vitamins and many beneficial substances
Mulberries are a dried fruit full of vitamins and many beneficial substances for which they are associated with numerous beneficial effects. Thanks to the gentle processing method, their content is preserved to the maximum.
** Ingredients:** 100% BIO RAW White Mulberry. Sun-dried, pieces.
Origin: Turkey
Packaging: 300 g
Warning: Store dry, protect from heat.
Use
For homemade muesli, desserts and fruit salads
The pleasant, honey-sweet flavour of dried mulberries is great in homemade muesli, fruit salads, baked, unbaked and RAW desserts. They are also a great addition to cake sprinkles. Because a cake topped with mulberries is a fairy tale.
Sources
[1] OMIDIRAN, M.O., R.A. BAIYEWU, I.T. ADEMOLA and O.C. FAKOREDE. Phytochemical Analysis, Nutritional Composition and Antimicrobial Activities of White Mulberry (Morus alba). Pakistan Journal of Nutrition. 2012, 11(5), 456–460.
[2] BAJPAI, Saurabh, A.Vijaya BHASKARA and M. MUTHUKUMARAN. History and active pharmacokinetic principles of mulberry: a review. Journal of Pharmacy. 2012, 2(4), 13–16.
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