Mulberries are small and juicy berries that grow on mulberry trees also known as Morus trees. This Organic Mulberry Powder by Food to Live is made by dehydrating entire ripe black mulberries and milling them into a fine texture. It is USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Raw, Unsulfured, Vegan, and Kosher.
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The taste of Organic Powdered Mulberries is reminiscent of fresh Mulberries – sweet and sour. How to dissolve Mulberry Powder? Just mix it with warm liquid of your preference: water, juice, tea, or lemonade. It can be dissolved in cold water too but it is more difficult to do so. You can also add this powder to smoothies, protein shakes, yogurt, and cocktails. Besides, it’s an amazing ingredient for jams, puddings, desserts, and ice cream.
Further, sprinkle Organic Mulberry Powder over oatmeal, granola, or any other dish. What’s more, this powder has a vibrant deep pink tint and can be used as natural food dye whenever you need to add a burst of color to your foods. Organic Mulberry is an excellent pastry ingredient since it doesn’t change the texture of your dough and is easy to work with. Use it when baking cakes, cookies, muffins, or making cream fillings and frostings.
Organic Black Mulberry Powder is known for its rich nutritional profile. To begin with, this powder is a great source of Vitamins K1, E, and C. Second, Mulberries are packed with powerful antioxidants such as anthocyanins (this compound gives that nice color to the berries), rutin, and myricetin which protect our cells from oxidative damage. At the same time, Mulberry Powder is relatively low in fat and doesn’t contain cholesterol and trans fat. You may notice some benefits of Mulberry Powder on skin due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
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Keep Organic Mulberry Powder in a moisture-proof container in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Always make sure to close the bag or container tightly, so there is no contact of powder with humid air.
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