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 ELDERBERRIES

What are Elderberries?

Elderberries are the fruit of the flowering plant known as Sambucus, more commonly referred to as elder or elderflower. The full scientific name of the most common variant, from which we get the majority of our elderberries.

Nutritional Value

Elderberries are packed with nutrients including minerals like ironpotassiumphosphorus, and copper, as well as vitamins, such as vitamin A, B, and C, as well as proteins and dietary fiber. They also have beneficial organic compounds that function as anti-inflammatory and antioxidant agents in the body, they are one powerful berry!

Elderberry Syrup: Easy Way to Get the Benefits

Elderberry syrup provides the concentrated immune-supporting benefits of black elderberries in a great-tasting way. Our homemade recipe uses homemade elderberry concentrate with synergistic herbs like cinnamon and ginger for an extra immune boost. 

Prices and Availability

Shelf-stable Syrup 

 

$9.50/half pint jar

$18.00/full pint jar

Meet our Ingredients:

Filtered water, elderberries, lemon juice, raw honey, cinnamon, ginger.

Cinnamon - We include cinnamon due to its anti-inflammatory properties as well as additional antioxidants.  

Ginger - Ginger also contains many antioxidants and is known for helping fight infections naturally.

Lemon Juice - An excellent source of vitamin C and also helps in the preservation of our shelf-stable syrup.

Honey - Natural, organic and raw!

 Note that honey is not safe for infants under 1 year old.  If you want to provide elderberry syrup to your toddler, you might look at our DIY elderberry kits and leave out the honey in the recipe.

 

Honey has many wonderful benefits and we do recommend adding it if you have access to local/raw choices.  

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