Felix Lingonberries Jam CASE (8 x 10 oz)
Felix Lingonberries Jam - CASE (8 x 10 oz.) JARS
Lingonberries have a delicious flavor that combines both sweetness and tartness. They have ripened during the intense summer of northern Sweden, where the sun never sets. Because they are plentiful in the forested areas of the Swedish inland, lingonberries are collected for jam. It is spread over pancakes, or it may be served as a relish with meat courses such as meatballs, beef stew or liver dishes. Regionally, they are even served with fried herring. The jam is also used on mashed potatoes and the traditional oatmeal porridge.
CASE: (8) 10-oz. JARS
Ingredients: wild lingonberries (48%), sugar, water and fruit pectin.
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Product of Sweden
Article: By Pina LoGiudice ND, LAc and Peter Bongiorno ND, LAc Directors of Inner Source Health, The New Superfruit: Lingonberry. The benefits of the berry are starting to seem endless. Blueberries have been shown to be helpful with protecting blood vessels in diabetics. Cranberries have been used for years to effectively treat urinary tract infections. Raspberries have eye-protective antioxidants called lutein. Eating berries in general may also help ward off certain types of cancers. Berries are an amazing group of fruits. The berry came up with an amazing assortment of plant chemicals called polyphenols, which are powerful antioxidants, to help neutralize the sun’s radiation to avoid damage to its tender flesh. A type of polyphenol called flavonoids give berries their dark coloring and confer health benefits on us when we eat them. Read the article: source: Dr. Oz
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Felix Lingonberries Jam - CASE (8 x 10 oz.) JARS
Lingonberries have a delicious flavor that combines both sweetness and tartness. They have ripened during the intense summer of northern Sweden, where the sun never sets. Because they are plentiful in the forested areas of the Swedish inland, lingonberries are collected for jam. It is spread over pancakes, or it may be served as a relish with meat courses such as meatballs, beef stew or liver dishes. Regionally, they are even served with fried herring. The jam is also used on mashed potatoes and the traditional oatmeal porridge.
CASE: (8) 10-oz. JARS
Ingredients: wild lingonberries (48%), sugar, water and fruit pectin.
Kosher
Product of Sweden
Article: By Pina LoGiudice ND, LAc and Peter Bongiorno ND, LAc Directors of Inner Source Health, The New Superfruit: Lingonberry. The benefits of the berry are starting to seem endless. Blueberries have been shown to be helpful with protecting blood vessels in diabetics. Cranberries have been used for years to effectively treat urinary tract infections. Raspberries have eye-protective antioxidants called lutein. Eating berries in general may also help ward off certain types of cancers. Berries are an amazing group of fruits. The berry came up with an amazing assortment of plant chemicals called polyphenols, which are powerful antioxidants, to help neutralize the sun’s radiation to avoid damage to its tender flesh. A type of polyphenol called flavonoids give berries their dark coloring and confer health benefits on us when we eat them. Read the article: source: Dr. Oz
