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Dried Mulberries

Dried mulberries are the dehydrated (dried) version of the mulberry fruit. They are small, sweet and chewy fruits, native to Asia.

What is the nutrient content of Dried Mulberries?

A recommended serving size of dried mulberries is 1 heaped tablespoon, or around 30g:

What are the health benefits of Dried Mulberries?

1. Supports Immune Function: The high vitamin C content found in mulberries strengthens the immune system, helping the body protect against infections and illnesses.

2. Promotes Heart Health: Resveratrol and anthocyanins in mulberries are known for their heart-protective effects; these include reducing inflammation, lowering blood pressure, and improving cholesterol levels.

3. Aids in Digestion: The dietary fibre in dried mulberries promotes healthy digestion by aiding in regular bowel movements and preventing constipation.

Where can I find Dried Mulberries?

Dried mulberries are often eaten on their own as a snack, similar to raisins and other types of dried fruits. They can also be added to dishes such as smoothies, breakfast cereals, baked goods, salads, and trail mix.

References:

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National Health Service (2022). 5 A Day portion sizes. Available at:
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Written By:

Grace Williams, Head of Nutrition & Operations, myfood24.