Dehydrated Incan berries

Physalis Peruviana, or inca berry as it is more commonly called, originates from the Andes. The plant produces red-orange berries enclosed in sepals of the same colour that are generally toxic.

However, some mature cape gooseberries produce edible, exquisite and highly decorative fruits. The incan berries have a pleasant sour taste.

They are often referred to as “coqueret del Perú” in Peruvian, “amour en cage” (love in a cage) or “lanternes japonaises” (Japanese lanterns) in French.

Aymara Food’s dehydrated organic incan berries are rich in minerals and trace elements. The perfect guilt-free snack that is both organic and healthy!

Benefits

High antioxidant content due to the flavonoid content.
Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and diuretic properties.
A good source of vitamin A, vitamin C, B vitamin complexes, minerals, tocopherol and carotenoids.
High pectin content, which is important for regulating digestion and lowering cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
Naturally rich in minerals and trace elements, such as potassium, magnesium or zinc.

Description

General Characteristics

Binomial name: Physalis Peruviana

Origin: Peruvian Andes

Moisture content: <14%

Average size: 11 mm

Raw product available

No added additives, no artificial colours, no preservatives

Free from allergens, GMOs, BSE / TSEs and non-irradiated processes

Available with Organic and Fairtrade certification

Carefully packed in 2-ply paper bags + 1 PP thickness from 5 kg to 50 kg.

The best way to enjoy organic Incan berries

Organic incan berries can be enjoyed as a dessert, in cakes and salads. The berries can also be used to make jams, yoghurts, ice creams, stewed fruit, liqueurs and sauces. They are enjoyed in the same way as grapes.

Dried Tropical Fruit

Dried Tropical Fruit

Aymara Food offers a mix of organically grown tropical fruit: Incan berries, pineapple, banana and dehydrated and dried mango. All our fruits are from South America. They provide a real energy booster to get you through the day!

This tropical fruit mix is very good for you because the fruit is very nutritious and has many medicinal properties.

Benefits

Mango:

Source of vitamin A (20% of the daily value) which plays a key role in cell growth, good vision and a strong immune system.
Good source of dietary fibre for digestive health.
Contains proteins, lipids, minerals and trace elements.
Rich in magnesium and potassium, low in sodium. Effective for lowering blood pressure, the most common cardiovascular disease.
Contains vitamin B6, excellent for brain health.
Contains iron, natural treatment of anemia.

Inca berry:

High antioxidant content due to the flavonoid content.
Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and diuretic properties.
A good source of vitamin A, vitamin C, B vitamin complexes, minerals, tocopherol and carotenoids.
High pectin content, which is important for regulating digestion and lowering cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
Naturally rich in minerals and trace elements, such as potassium, magnesium or zinc.

Banana:

Contains three natural sugars (sucrose, fructose and glucose).
Rich in protein, fibre, phosphorus, iron and vitamins and minerals.
Energising and very rich in water.
Important for the proper functioning of the body.
Beat depression: bananas contain tryptophan, a protein that the body converts into serotonin, which is known to be an excellent natural relaxant.
Bananas are high in potassium, a vital mineral that stimulates concentration and learning.
Rich in vitamin B, which helps to relax the nervous system.
Very rich in iron, which stimulates the production of hemoglobin in the blood and can help people with anemia.

Pineapple:

A source of manganese and vitamin C, pineapple is best known for its active ingredient bromelain, which cures colds and prevents cardiovascular diseases. Numerous studies have shown that bromelain can fight cancer cells.
Relieves the pain of osteoarthritis.
Effective against burns and wounds, some pineapple enzymes are believed to be effective in accelerating wound or burn healing.

Dehydrated Incan berries

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