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A breakfast without goji berries? We can no longer imagine that. Along with oats, soy protein crispies und white almond butter, goji berries have become a must have for every breakfast bowl! That’s why the little red berries are now coming directly to you in a 1 kg bulk pack: buy our top organic goji berries now!
Goji berry – a berry that has it all
Goji berries are not just beautiful with their shiny red color, they also convince with their surprisingly intense and juicy flavor. Did you know: several peoples from the Himalayas really fell for this berry. As a result, there are now entire holidays revolving around the berries. The goji berry is also called “Wolf berry”, scary, right? But it doesn’t have to be, we’ll explain why goji berries are a must have.
Dried goji berries: a must in your pantry
With their bright red color, goji berries are not just a colourful highlight in any dish, they also convince through intense flavour. You could call the goji a fruity, sour type of raisin. But back to their many uses: our organic goji berries don’t just cut a fine figure in your morning smoothie bowl: whether in your savoury or sweet creations in the kitchen – they fit into almost all dishes. Goji berries are the colourful highlight in your dishes! Spice up your salads with the dried berries or use them as an alternative to cranberries at your next cooking session. Let your imagination run wild and experience an unforgettable taste sensation together with your loved ones!
Our special dried organic goji berries
Our goji berries come from organic farming and are a berry of the extra class due to their gentle processing. Our organic goji berries are carefully dried and packaged after harvesting in their native China. You can convince yourself of the intense taste of the little lucky berries by trying Unimid’s version! Treat yourself to your portion of happiness! What are you waiting for? Get your new favourite berry now in the practical 1 kg advantage pack and bring colour into your everyday life!
The berries are not treated with sulfur dioxide. However, they may contain traces of sulfites due to cross-contamination.
