Berberitzen getrocknet Bio

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To 2	CHF 12.00*	CHF 9.60* / 100 Gramm
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Product information "Berberitzen getrocknet Bio"

Getrocknete Bio Berberitzen aus Wildsammlung

Warum Berberitzen konsumieren?

Berberitzen sind sehr säuerlich, was auf den äusserst hohen Vitamin C-Gehalt dieser kleinen roten Beeren zurückzuführen ist.

Unsere usbekischen Berberitzen sind:

Bio- und Rohkost-Qulität
Wildsammlungen
ungeölt
ungeschwefelt
ungezuckert
komplett ohne Zusatzstoffe wie Trennmittel, Konservierungsmittel etc.

Woher stammen diese Berberitzen?

Berberitzen stammen aus dem Himalayamassiv und dessen Ausläufern. Unsere Berberitzen wachsen an den Berghängen des Tien Shans und Pamirgebirges in Usbekistan.

Der Ursprung des lateinischen Namens „Berberis“ wird im Arabischen vermutet – zum einen durch den ähnlichen Wortklang zu „Berber“ als frühere Bezeichnung für Menschen aus dem arabischen bzw. Teilen des afrikanischen Raumes, aber auch wegen des arabischen Begriffs „Berberis“ für „Muschel“, welcher sich auf die muschelartigen Blätter bezieht.

Empfehlungen zur Verwendung

In Asien werden Berberitzen hauptsächlich in Reisgerichten verwendet (Pilaf) und geben diesen mit Ihrer Säure das besondere Etwas. Neben Reisgerichten kann man die Berberitzen auch in vielen Süssspeisen, Muffins, u. a. gut einsetzen. Herrlich können Sie natürlich auch Müslis, Joghurts und Cremes damit aufpeppen.

Nährwerte getrocknete Bio Berberitzen pro 100g

Energiewert 1277kJ/302kcal
Fett 1.3g
davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 0.5 g
Kohlenhydrate 64 g
davon Zucker 27 g
Eiweiss 4.1 g
Salz 0.04 g

Alle Angaben unterliegen den bei Naturprodukten üblichen Schwankungen.

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9 June 2017 09:39

Köstlich

Ich finde Ihre Berberitzen köstlich! Sie passen z.B. ausgezeichnet zu diversen Nüssen und Kernen.

19 January 2021 18:51

Schöne Farbe

Sehr gute Berberitzenbeeren mit frischer roter Farbe. Jeden Tag in meinem Müesli.

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