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Dried blueberries with no added sugar 1kg

CHF 36.50

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High-fibre
Hand-picked
Naturally sweet
100% blueberries with no additives — contains only natural sugar
Ideal for enhancing smoothie bowls, desserts and salads

This product is expected to arrive on 28.06.2024

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Blue blue blue, all my berries are blue – our dried blueberries are as delicious as they look! They taste aromatically sweet and lightly sour. In addition, they are a real superfood: the little berries are full of fibre.

Dried blueberries at any time of the year

In the warmer months of the year, supermarket shelves are filled with fresh blueberries. In Germany, they are harvested from June to September. However, fresh blueberries must be eaten quickly. They can only be kept in the fridge for a few days.

WiWe bring dried blueberries to your doorstep all year round. Our dried blueberries can be kept for up to 18 months. So you can sip blueberry smoothies and add them to your muffins at any time.

Dried blueberries complement your breakfast with their sweetness and light sour flavour. If you like our dried raspberries, you won't be able to get enough of our dried blueberries. Or mix it in with some coconut chips, rolled oats and almonds for a tasty and crunchy muesli mix!

Insider tip: The dried blueberries infused with water are a great refreshing drink. But they are also a treat on their own as a snack or stirred into yoghurt.

What makes our dried blueberries special?

Our dried blueberries are real beauties. One of the reasons for this is that every single berry is picked and sorted by hand. This gives them the ideal degree of ripeness. And don't forget, they come in a large value pack! And don't worry: if you eat all the blueberries in one sitting, you don't have to feel guilty: they are just pure blueberries with no additives whatsoever! Have fun!

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	1339 / 320
Fat	1 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	0 g
Carbohydrates	66 g
thereof sugar	54 g
Dietary fiber	16 g
Protein	3 g
Salt	0 g

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Product number:	HEID_005
Best before date	01.11.2025
Origin	Peru
Content	1 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260654782301
Data sheet	Specification
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place, away from light
Ingredients	100% blueberries
Cross contamination	May contain traces of GLUTEN, PEANUTS, SOY, MILK (LACTOSE), TREE NUTS and SESAME.
Trade Name	Dried, unsweetened farmed blueberries
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
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	Dried blueberries with no added sugar 1kg	Freeze-dried wild blueberries 500g	Blueberries sweetened with apple juice 1kg
Reviews	(48)	(126)	(5)
Price	CHF 36.50	CHF 42.00	CHF 29.00
Product number	HEID_005	HEID_002	HEID_010
Content	1 kg	0.5 kg	1 kg
Base price	CHF 36.50 / 1 kg	CHF 84.00 / 1 kg	CHF 29.00 / 1 kg
Properties	vegan	vegan, lactose free, low in saturated fat, vegetarian	vegan, vegetarian, low-fat, gluten-free by ingredient
Countries of origin	Peru	Ukraine, Russian Federation	Chile
Ingredients	100% blueberries	100% wild blueberries	68.6% blueberries, 30.4% apple juice concentrate, sunflower oil.
Energy (kcal)	320	360	309
Dietary fiber	16	26	3.2
Sugar	54	51	62

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Do blueberries have seeds inside?

Culture blueberries are characterized by their light flesh and few, brownish seeds. This is the variety of blueberries that we know from the weekly market we trust. Our dried blueberries are also cultivated blueberries. The much more acidic wild blueberries, on the other hand, contain a large number of seeds. The flesh of these wild blueberries is also dark in color. Already knew? When you eat wild blueberries, your tongue turns blue, like that of giraffes!

What can I use the dried blueberries for?

The best thing about our dried blueberries: You can use them for basically all recipes where you would normally use fresh blueberries. To turn the dried blueberries into juicy berries, you can soak them in a little water for a few minutes. Our absolute favorite recipe: Blueberry Muffins! But such a New York Cheesecake with blueberries goes of course also always.

What is the shelf life of blueberries?

Our blueberries have a shelf life of at least 15 months after their production. You can find the exact best before date on your packaging.

Can my dog eat the blueberries without added sugar?

Sure, in moderation your four-legged friend may also snack on blueberries. If you have any questions about it, we recommend that you seek advise from your veterinarian.

Can I eat the blueberries during pregnancy?

For sure! To be sure whether and how much blueberries are suitable for your situation, talk to your doctor.

Can my baby eat the blueberries?

Blueberries are quite small berries, so we recommend you cut the dried blueberries into small pieces to prevent a possible risk of ingestion by your baby. Of course, you can also soak our blueberries in a little water and then puree them into a baby-friendly porridge.

When is blueberry season?

We love blueberries! Unfortunately, the blueberry season and harvest time at home is only from June to September - and thus simply much too short. But so that we can enjoy them all year round, we have dried the blueberry (or blueberries, as they are also called) for you.

How many calories are 100 g of blueberries without added sugar?

Our blueberries without added sugar have 345 kcal per 100 g.

What is the best way to store blueberries?

We recommend you to store your dried blueberries in a dark, cool and light-protected place.

Is there a difference between blueberries and blueberries?

No, blueberries and bilberries mean the same berry. Only regionally different names are used. The blue berries have other names besides these two common terms: Thus they are called in Bavaria also blackberries, in South Germany hayberries and in North Germany Bickbeeren - who would have thought that?!

Do the blueberries have a lot of fiber?

YES! Our blueberries have a high fiber content (9 g/100 g).

Do KoRo blueberries come without added sugar?

Clearly, blueberries have a certain fructose content by nature and therefore convince with fruity-sweet to mildly sour taste. That's why we deliberately do without further added sugar!