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 Chinese organic Goji Berry, Wolfberry, fruittea, good for health

Whydried Goji fruit and NOT Goji Juice?

Dried Goji berries is alot more affordable than Goji juices which are veryexpensive. A 32-ounce bottle of Goji juice (about an 18-day supply)can run as high as US$50. Of course, they have to charge youextra for the water, processing, bottling, advertising, storage,etc. Even though the berries are packed with protein& carotene, Goji juice hardly have any. If you’resomeone who mostly spends time outside or always traveling, thenthe dried form is best for you as this allows youfor a quick, easy packing and storage. Whether you’re upin the air, down the road, or sailing in the sea, packs of driedgoji berries are certainly practical for a handfuldose. You can mix them in your cereal, munch them just likeraisins, or take them before or after meals.Use it as asnack. 

HowDo You Use Goji Berries?

1.      Raw: Eatthem raw.  Taste is similar to raisins except lesssugar.

2.      Tea: Brewing method:  As tea, Put about 2-5g rose bud into teapot or glasscup. Can be mixed with chrysanthemum flowers and/or red      jujubes for tea.

3.      Smoothies: Soaka handful then add them to your favorite smoothie.

4.      Cereal: addcolor to your cereal. 

5.      Muffinsand Scones: Add goji berries to muffins or scones just as youwould with raisins.

6.      Add toSoups: This has been a common use of goji berries in Chinesecuisine for thousands of years. Can be cooked with chicken orpork, additional ingredients for soups.