Mulberries
SUN-DRIED
Using the most natural and traditional methods, Gramas provides tree-ripened organic and conventional mulberries. Our dried mulberries are sourced from Turkey, where the highest quality mulberries are cultivated today. They are crunchy, delicious, and nutritious
Dried White Mulberries
Using the most natural and traditional methods, Gramas provides tree-ripened organic and conventional mulberries. Our dried mulberries are sourced from Turkey, where the highest quality mulberries are cultivated today. They are crunchy, delicious, and nutritious
Product Info
Mouthwatering and nutritious, these golden berries size is like raisins and have a sweet, chewy taste like dried figs.
Facts About Dried White Mulberries
Mulberry harvest starts in July, that’s when the white mulberry trees, also known as Morus Alba, are shaken to encourage fresh mulberries to fall from their branches. The ripe fruit is collected in soft nets and sundried the natural way, out under the Mediterranean sun.
Finally, these mulberries are transformed into a perfect, crunchy treat that can be enjoyed anywhere.
Let’s take a look at some of the facts:
- Many others call this fruit a “superfood”, and we can approve that message without a doubt.
- Mulberries are a healthy dried fruit; they provide an unusual high level of protein and iron. They are also a rich source of vitamin C, vitamin K1, fiber, calcium, resveratrol, and antioxidants.
- Originally from Asia, these berries were used by the Greeks and Romans for their many health benefits thousands of years ago. In fact, the Roman Lyric poet Horace called them “the secret to a long life.”
- The Chinese have used the leaves of the mulberry tree to feed their silkworms to make tea, and for a variety of healing remedies. Today, mulberries are still grown on the same Mediterranean fields where they grew in ancient times.
- Color differences in mulberries shows contrast in moisture levels and nutrients, except Morus Nigra (black mulberries) all white, creamy, brown, and dark mulberries come from the same variety (Morus Alba).
- When humidity increases, the berries darken. The darker the color, the sweeter the taste and the higher the nutrition content of the mulberries.
- Shelf life of dried mulberries is 1 year, and moisture level is 5 - 7%.
FAQ
Mulberries have a mild, sweet flavor that is similar in taste to a dried goji berry or fig. Since these berries are dried, they can have a slightly crunchy texture.
Color differences in mulberries shows contrast in moisture levels and nutrients, except Morus Nigra (black mulberries) all white, creamy, brown, and dark mulberries come from the same variety (Morus Alba).
Why is the color different? Because when the humidity gets high, the color of the berries gets darker. And this also increases the sweet taste and the nutrition level.
Munch straight out of the bag, or add them to cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, salad, trail mix, or your other favorite foods.
For a softer texture, dried mulberries can be soaked in water and added to smoothies, juices, or baked goods. They also pair well with other super fruits like goji berries, gooseberries, and blueberries.
We’re sure you’ll find many wonderful uses for them!
The shelf life of sun-dried mulberries is 1 year.
Many others call this fruit a “Turkish Super Fruit” and we can approve that without a doubt. Dried mulberries have extremely high levels of protein and iron, and are also a rich source of vitamin C, vitamin K1, fiber, calcium, resveratrol, and antioxidants.
Because of its nutrients, mulberries were a royal dietary supplement for Chinese emperors thousands of years ago.
The Chinese have used the leaves of the Mulberry tree to feed their silkworms, make tea, and for a variety of health issues. Today, mulberries are regarded by medical professionals as the “healthy super fruit of the 21st century”.
White mulberries are also regarded as a sacred fruit, because of their rareness, and high nutritional value.
Mulberries are dried without added sugar or oils - allowing you to enjoy the berries’ natural flavor. Diet specialists love dried mulberries because of their nutrient-rich content, and connection to antioxidant and antidiabetic effects.
Mulberries are rich in anthocyanins, plus each serving has 5 grams of dietary fiber.