
Mulberries are sweet in flavour, offer impressive nutritional value (including antioxidants), and have been used for centuries in Chinese herbal remedies to treat heart disease, diabetes, anaemia and arthritis.
- 35calories / 100g
- 90% water
Great source of:
- Vitamins C, E& K
- Iron
- Potassium
- Antioxidants
- Dietary fibre
Mulberries may:
- Lower cholesterol, regulate blood pressure and decrease the risk of heart attack and heart disease.
- Moderate the increase of blood sugar levels after meals and assist with the control of diabetes.
- Reduce oxidative stress and potentially prevent the development of cancers.
- Stimulate the activation of macrophages which supports a healthy immune system.
- Boost the production of red blood cells and optimise body system functioning.
- Protect neural pathways and enhance cognition.
- Aid digestion and prevent bloating and constipation.
- Protect the retina and prevent macular degeneration.
- Reduce the early signs of aging.
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Mulberry & Lemon Yoghurt Tart
Find recipe at:
http://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/mulberry-and-lemon-yoghurt-tart
435 calories per serve -
Mulberry & Coconut Slice
Find recipe at:
https://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipe/mulberry-and-coconut-slice-l10762.html
395 calories per serve -
Roast Duck w Mulberry Molasses & Pinot Noir
Find recipe at:
https://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/roast-duck-mulberry-molasses-and-pinot-noir
580 calories per serve -
Mulberry Sorbet
Find recipe at:
https://recipes.timesofindia.com/recipes/mulberry-sorbet/rs61039776.cms
275 calories per serve