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Frozen Bilberries
Our wild bilberries are hand-picked each summer in the wildlands of Northern Europe. Wild bilberries have been a staple food in the European diet for centuries. They are consumed both because of their delicious flavor and their health benefits. Bilberries are considered both natural medicine and a delicious treat to eat raw or for baking. Fresh frozen wild bilberries shipped to your door. Naturally wild & wildly delicious!
Frozen Bilberries Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 100 |
| Payment Terms | T/T,L/C,D/P |
| Supply Ability | 10000 |
| Delivery Detail | 3days-7days |
Frozen Bilberries Detail Introduction :
Our wild bilberries are hand-picked each summer in the wildlands of Northern Europe. Wild bilberries have been a staple food in the European diet for centuries. They are consumed both because of their delicious flavor and their health benefits. Bilberries are considered both natural medicine and a delicious treat to eat raw or for baking. Fresh frozen wild bilberries shipped to your door. Naturally wild & wildly delicious!
Health Benefits:
1. Bilberries have been considered a natural medicine in Europe for thousands of years and are used to treat dysentery. The tannins present in the fruit help reduce intestinal inflammation.
2. Bilberries are often used in Europe to help control blood sugar levels in people with diabetes.
3. The antioxidants found in bilberries are thought to help maintain good eyesight.
Model NO.
SFFB-frozen bilberries
Season: July-Aug
Size:S,M,L
Blanching: No
Spread Shipments: No Problems, as Per The Contracts
Certificates: ISO, HACCP, Brc, Kosher Certificates
Markets: EU, Russia, Japan, S.Korea, Ukraine, etc
Transport Package: as Per The Clients
Specification: as per the clients
Origin: China
How long are frozen bilberries safe to eat?
about 12 months
Properly stored, frozen bilberries will maintain the best quality for about 12 months in the freezer, although they will usually remain safe to eat after that.
Do you need to thaw frozen bilberries?
If you're using the berries in baking or in a smoothie, there's no need to defrost them. That especially goes for turning them into soft-serve*. For other uses—garnishing, salads, sundaes, yogurt—you'll want to defrost the berries first. You can make them taste the best with proper defrosting.
Do you need to thaw frozen bilberries before baking?
Generally speaking, you should thaw frozen bilberries if the recipe you're making has a short cooking time. For something quick, like a pancake, frozen bilberries won't have time to thaw properly in the pan.
For something with a longer cooking time, like a pie or a cake, you can get away with partially frozen bilberries.
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