Effective Nature Wilde Heidelbeere Bio

Powder, 200 g
CHF124.50/1kg
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Product details

The Wild Blueberry Powder is carefully made from wild blueberries harvested in natural and pristine areas. The berries are gently dried and processed into a fine powder to optimally preserve their nutrients (antioxidants). The powder is easy to use and can be versatile in your diet. Add the Wild Blueberry Powder to smoothies, juices, yoghurt, muesli or desserts for a delicious and nutrient-rich boost. You can also use it in baking to add a healthy touch to your cakes, muffins or energy balls. The possibilities are endless! The flavour of the dried blueberries is particularly intense, and no unnecessary additives such as artificial flavours or colourings are used in the production process.

Key specifications

Dosage form
Powder
Contents
200 g

General information

Item number
35609475
Manufacturer
Effective Nature
Category
Nutritional supplements
Release date
17.5.2023
Sales rank in Category Nutritional supplements
680 of 2750

Drugstore properties

Dosage form
Powder

Sports nutrition properties

Training goal
Increase well-being
Flavour
Bilberry

Content characteristics

Other notes
Only natural ingredients
Description
Superfood

Nutritional information per 100g

Energy in kcal
298 kcal/100g
Energy in kJ
1252 kJ/100g
Protein
3.90 g
Fiber
30.40 g
Salt
0.06 g
Carbohydrates
39.70 g
thereof sugar
39.40 g
Fat
3.90 g
thereof saturated fatty acids
0.31 g

Origin

Origin
Austria

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.19 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Product dimensions

Contents
200 g

Package dimensions

Length
6.70 cm
Width
6.70 cm
Height
14.80 cm
Weight
208 g

Ingredients and instructions for use

Ingredients
Powder made from dried, wild blueberries.
Instructions for use
Mix a heaped teaspoon (approx. 6 g) of powder into a smoothie twice a day or take it with a glass of water.

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