Organic mulberry fruits dried, DE-ÖKO-006

Name: Organic mulberry fruits dried, DE-ÖKO-006
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 9.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
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€9,95

€4,98 / 100g

Sufficient for 10 servings

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Content: 200 g

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Description

What are Jura organic dried mulberry fruits?

Naturally dried white organic mulberry fruits from the mulberry tree (Morus alba). Inspired by the traditions of the Hildegard teachings and known as a special fruit for thousands of years.

Why choose Jura organic mulberry fruits?

100% organic and free from chemical additives.
Gently dried to preserve flavour and natural properties.
Versatile in use: as a snack, in muesli, desserts or soaked in water.

Product properties:

Mulberry – a fruit with a long tradition described in Hildegard's writings.
Natural, in certified organic quality and free from artificial additives.
Pleasantly naturally sweet flavour.

Recommendation:

Delicious in muesli or as a little snack in between

Frequently Asked Questions – Organic Mulberries: Taste, Use & Storage

What the fruits taste like, where they fit in, and how to keep them soft.

Organic mulberry fruits dried, DE-ÖKO-006

What do dried mulberries taste like?

They are naturally sweet with a subtle tartness, and the texture is reminiscent of soft raisins. No added sugar is needed — the sweetness comes from the fruit itself. Those who enjoy dates will likely enjoy them too.

What do I use dried mulberries for?

Plain as a snack, in muesli, in porridge or over yoghurt. They also work well in baking — they replace raisins one to one. Cooked into compote, they add fruity sweetness without extra sugar.

What role does the mulberry play in Hildegard?

The mulberry tree is one of the plants that Hildegard von Bingen discusses in the Physica. It was cultivated for a long time in monastery gardens, partly for its fruit. Ours come from controlled organic farming and are gently dried.

How do I store dried mulberries?

Airtight and cool — that keeps them soft. If they become harder, it helps to briefly soak them in warm water. It is normal for dried fruits to dry out a little over time and is not a quality defect.