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Blueberries from Argentina available

 

We have organic Blueberries from Argentina in stock. Blueberries work their magic primarily because of their high levels of antioxidant phytonutrients. But they’re very pretty too. Use them as colorful additions to salads, cakes or ice cream. Organic blueberries are free of pesticides, unlike their conventional counterpart which are in the “dirty dozen” of most contaminated vegetables.

Some interesting facts about blueberries

  • Fresh blueberries are covered in a white powdery substance
  • Blueberries were also known as ‘star berries’
  • They were used as a natural dye
  • You should only wash your blueberries just before you eat them to keep them nice and fresh
  • Blueberries are one of the only foods that have a natural blue color

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Delicious tip for your Sunday morning breakfast: Roasted sugar bread with organic blueberries

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