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Elderberries (Sambucus nigra) are rich, dark purple berries long cherished in traditional European herbal and culinary practices. Grown in their native Bulgaria, these deeply pigmented berries come from the honeysuckle family and have been valued for generations for their flavor, aroma, and versatility.
When dried, elderberries offer a pleasantly fruity, slightly earthy character that deepens when blended into foods and beverages. They are commonly used in teas, syrups, jams, jellies, desserts, and warming cordials, where their bold color and aroma shine. Elderberries pair beautifully with other fruits, enhancing both sweetness and depth in culinary creations.
Whether steeped into a tea or incorporated into seasonal recipes, elderberries bring a sense of warmth and tradition, making them a timeless addition to both the apothecary and the kitchen.
Enjoy elderberries as a tea during cooler months or moments that call for warmth and comfort. They may also be simmered slowly into syrups or added to culinary dishes as part of a nourishing, seasonal ritual.
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Elderberries (Sambucus nigra) are rich, dark purple berries long cherished in traditional European herbal and culinary practices. Grown in their native Bulgaria, these deeply pigmented berries come from the honeysuckle family and have been valued for generations for their flavor, aroma, and versatility.
When dried, elderberries offer a pleasantly fruity, slightly earthy character that deepens when blended into foods and beverages. They are commonly used in teas, syrups, jams, jellies, desserts, and warming cordials, where their bold color and aroma shine. Elderberries pair beautifully with other fruits, enhancing both sweetness and depth in culinary creations.
Whether steeped into a tea or incorporated into seasonal recipes, elderberries bring a sense of warmth and tradition, making them a timeless addition to both the apothecary and the kitchen.
Enjoy elderberries as a tea during cooler months or moments that call for warmth and comfort. They may also be simmered slowly into syrups or added to culinary dishes as part of a nourishing, seasonal ritual.
Priced per oz