Mulberry

Mulberry

Berry☀️ Peak in summer
Used in 2 of 203 cuisines (1%)

Mulberries are juicy and sweet, with a complex flavor profile that ranges from tart to luscious, depending on ripeness. Their delicate, succulent berries are perfect for fresh eating or as an ingredient in jams and desserts.

Where it comes from

Mulberries have a rich history in culinary traditions, particularly in Asia, where they are revered for their health benefits and often enjoyed fresh or dried.

In the kitchen

Used in jams, jellies, and desserts, mulberries can also enhance savory dishes, providing a unique contrast to meats and cheeses with their sweet-tart flavor.

Across cuisines

Mulberries are juicy berries with a flavor profile that ranges from tart to sweet, depending on ripeness. They are perfect for fresh consumption or as an ingredient in jams, desserts, and beverages. Mulberries are widely cultivated in temperate regions.

Nutrition (per 100g)

~43kcalCal
~1.4gProtein
~0.3gFat
~10.0gCarbs
~4.0gFiber

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