Goji Berries
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Goji berries contain more beta-carotene
than carrots, more Iron than Spinach and more Protein than whole
wheat (13%). Goji berries contain 21 trace minerals, including
germanium - the anti cancer trace mineral rarely found in foods.
Goji berries contain 18 amino acids, Vitamin E, and 500 times
more Vitamin C by weight than oranges. Goji berries also contain
vitamins B1, B2, and B6, which are necessary for converting
food into energy.
There are so many ways to enjoy
the Goji berry. They are great in hot and cold cereals, blender
drinks, fruit juice blends, tea’s, trail mixes, soups,
whole fruit & nut bars, all baked goods, salads, and raw
food recipes. Let your imagination Soar with this Nutritional
& Culinary Delight.
We include a wonderful selection
of Goji Berry Recipes with every order
here are a few fun ideas
to start with.
Goji Recipe #1: Pure and Simple Goji Drink:
One of our favorites! In a big glass of hot or cold water, juice or herb tea add one handful of Goji Berries and let them sit and hydrate for a few minutes (they become plump and juicy) or put several handfuls in a pitcher and enjoy all day as you drink your own delicious Goji Berry elixir. Chewing the Gojis as you drink is a wonderful experience and with 500 times more Vitamin C by weight then Oranges, It's a great pick-me-up between meals and the most delightful way to enjoy a glass of water.
Goji Recipe #2: Pure and Simple Goji Fruit Smoothie:
For a unique experience in phytonutrient energy that you feel throughout your body as a buoyant lift that fills you with joy and feeds you right down to a cellular level. Blend together equal amounts of Goji Berries, blueberries, cherries, apples, raspberries and blackberries. Put in a blender for a few seconds, add a cup of water, rice milk, or orange juice for easier blending. To add a special touch dust the top of juice with cinnamon or cocoa powder and a light sprinkle of chopped pine nuts and serve.
Goji Recipe #3: Pure and Simple Goji Trail Mix:
This is also one of our favorites. We mix up our combinations and play with the recipe almost every time we make a new batch. Our young ones like it when we add dark chocolate chips to the blend. We use the Tibetan Goji Berries with pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, pecans, small amount of pine nuts, walnut pieces, dried blueberries, apples slices, cherries, peaches, pineapple, and a small amount of coconut shreds.
Goji Recipe #4: Cream of Buckwheat with Goji Berries:
For people who struggle with wheat allergies and gluten intolerance, buckwheat is an ideal food. Many people who are having physical and emotional challenges find that removing wheat and other gluten containing foods from there diet makes a profound difference in how they think and feel. Buckwheat has plenty of protein and B vitamins, and is rich in phosphorus, potassium, iron, and calcium. Although buckwheat has many grain-like characteristics, it is from an entirely different botanical family, and is actually a fruit. Since buckwheat is unrelated to the classic cereal grains, those who are allergic to wheat can tolerate buckwheat. It is also Delicious!
To make a serving for two people: Bring 2 ½ cups of water to a boil, slowly stir in ½ cup of Cream of Buckwheat, return to boil. Add a handful of Goji Berries per person. A dash of good quality salt is optional. Reduce heat to low, simmer 10 minutes stirring frequently. Enjoy! Select your goji berries here.
