ROSE HIP BERRY
Rosehip (Rosa canina), a wild fruit with sweet and slightly tart notes, is ideal for making infusions, herbal teas, jams, and fruit blends. Prized for its naturally high vitamin C content and invigorating properties, it adds freshness and vitality to your creations. As a natural product, it guarantees carefully selected quality and an authentic aroma.
The rosehip (Rosa canine) is a species of thorny shrub belonging to the Rosaceae family. The rosehip is therefore the false fruit of the wild rose. It is a fleshy false fruit, varying in size, often wrinkled, and reddish-orange in color when ripe. When brewed as an infusion, rosehip petals are sometimes used to flavor pastries. In the kitchen, these berries work wonders: jams, syrups, ketchup, jelly, Marmalade—there's something for everyone.
The edible berries of the rosehip have many medicinal properties and health benefits; here is a non-exhaustive list:
- Rose hips are packed with vitamin C: It has a concentration 100 times higher than that of a citrus fruit. It's a great ally during the winter for fighting the flu, colds, and fatigue.
- Its diuretic properties stimulate the urinary system.
- Uone action anti-diarrheal. Whether as a puree, herbal tea, or jam, there are many ways to enjoy the health benefits of rose hips.
Did you know?
During World War II, in Great Britain, rosehip syrup was distributed to the population in order to recharge and prevent vitamin C deficiencies caused by a lack of citrus fruits.
Origin and Quality
Morocco, Macedonia, Bulgaria,
States and Packaging
To meet all your needs, we offer rose hips in a variety of forms:
- whole
- in powder form
- cut
Packaging options vary. Please contact our sales department for more information.
| Packaging | 100 g, 250 g, 500 g, 1 kg, 5 kg |
|---|---|
| Status | Whole spice |
