Wild Incan Golden
- Organic Raw Incan Berries Physalis peruviana, also known as Golden Berry or Cape Gooseberry, relative of the tomatillo
- These yummy berries are bursting
with tangy sweetness. When dried, they look like golden raisins, but are
tart like a sour gummy candy.
- Inca berries are a remarkable
source of protein and Vitamin P (bioflavonoids), which possess
anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antihistamine, anti-carcinogenic, and
antiviral properties.
- They are high in phosphorous, vitamins A, C, B1, B2, B6 and B12.
- They are also extremely high in protein (16%) for a fruit
Wild Incan Golden
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Incan Golden Berries 2.5 lb (Raw, Organic)
Incan Golden Berries 2.5 lb (Raw, Organic)
If you like wholesomeness packed dried fruits like wild mulberries or
goji berries, you may want to try these incan (golden) berries from
South America! These actually have three different names the Cape
Gooseberry, the Goldenberry and the Incan berry. Sometimes these are
called Incan berries or Goldenberries. Larger than a raisin or goji
berry, yellow/orange in color, has a flavor like a sweet and sour lemon
candy and is full of tiny seeds. These berries are currently grown
harmonically with nature and certified organic. Cultivated in the Incan
Empire in days past, these fully-ripe, sun-dried incan berries (or
goldenberries, or Cape Gooseberry) are sweet with an awesome tart zest
and contain small chewable seeds. They make a delicious, tart, and
exotic "raisin." Incan Berries or Goldenberries are also called cape
gooseberry or agauaymanto berry. Locally called mullaca, uvilla, uchuva,
the plant is an annual herb indigenous to many parts of the tropics,
including the Amazon. It can be found on most continents in the tropics,
including Africa, Asia, and the Americas. It grows up to 1 m high,
bears small, cream-colored flowers, and produces small, light
yellowish-orange, edible berries. The goldenberry is one of the first
plants to pioneer degraded areas. Its robustness and adaptability could
lead to cultivation in many now unused marginal areas. The fruit is
found in markets from Venezuela to Chile, and the plants have been grown
on limited scale around the world in warm climates. Incan or
Goldenberries are succulent golden fruits the size of marbles. They are
protected by papery husks resembling Chinese lanterns. Currently in
areas where they are grown they are largely regarded as backyard fruits
for children, but upscale European markets pay premium prices for them,
dipping them in chocolate to decorate pastries. They make excellent
jams, which are popular in India and Africa. Eat the Incan Berries
straight out of the bag, or try them in a raw recipes o
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