Organic Wild Lingonberry Powder
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Grown wild in the harsh northern latitude of Finland, lingonberries are a true nutritional power of nature. Although the lingonberry harvest is the highest of any berry in Finland, only approximately 10% of the amount available is picked.
Lingonberries can live for hundreds of years and have been used for centuries as food. In the past, lingonberries were also used as a folk remedy in the Nordic countries of Finland and Sweden and now days have been studied using the methods of modern medicine.
The wild lingonberries are rich source of vitamin E, manganese and soluble fiber. They also contain different kinds of polyphenols as lignans, proanthocyanidins, quercetin and resveratrol. The amount of resveratrol in lingonberries is similar to that found in red wine and dark grapes.
Also known as cowberries, these tangy red lingonberries can be eaten raw, dried or processed into delicious lingonberry powder. Quantacell67 air-dried lingonberry powder, contain all the nutrients of fresh berries with a pleasant smell and wonderful red color.
Our raw, organic lingonberry powder has a mild-acidic taste similar to cranberries.
Lingonberries are well suited to preventing diseases of affluence.
- Lingonberries are nature’s own vitamin, mineral and polyphenol “pills”.
- The wild lingonberries are rich source of vitamin E, manganese and soluble fiber.
- They also contain different kinds of polyphenols such as lignans, proanthocyanidins, quercetin and resveratrol.
- The polyphenols contained in lingonberries may help to prevent inflammation, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and urinary tract infections (UTIs).
- Lignans are phenolic phytoestrogens that are converted to enterolactone by intestinal bacteria in the human body. Lingonberries contain significant amounts of lignans, nearly 50% more than most of the other wild berries. It has been suggested that lignans suppress the development of hormone-dependent cancers.
- Proanthocyanidins have been observed to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria in the walls of the urinary tract, the gastric mucosa, and the mouth.
- The amount of resveratrol in lingonberries is similar to that found in red wine and dark grapes.
- The use of lingonberries is also being studied regarding some cancers and lowering the risk of high blood pressure.
- Lingonberries may also have an effect in balancing estrogen levels.
- In animal tests, lingonberries have also helped with weight management. The lingonberry has almost no calories, it is virtually fat-free, and does not contain any saturated fat.
- Lingonberry contains many minerals as potassium, magnesium, manganese and micronutrients as zinc and iron.
- Arctic lingonberries are rich in polyphenols, for example, lignans, resveratrol, quercetin and proanthocyanidins.
- It contains lignans more than any other berry species.
- Wild Lingenberries are rich in organic acids such as benzoic acid, which play an important role as natural preservative during storage.
- According to studies, wild lingonberries are known to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and anticancer properties.
These claims are backed up by scientific research and international published studies that have been carried out both in Finland and in other countries. However, additional research is required before such health claims can be made. You can find these studies here: https://www.quantacell67.eu/category/science-quantacell67/
100% Organic Wild Lingonberry Powder with nothing added or taken away.
Our wild Lingonberries are air-dried in a warm air current with a maximum temperature of approximately +45 °C to preserve their nutrients. Then, we gently grind the berries into a fine powder, that tastes and smells exactly the same as the freshly picked forest Lingonberries.
Dehydration prevents microbial activity and contamination in the berries. One kilogram (1kg) of fresh wild lingonberries produces approximately 100 grams of dried lingonberry powder at a concentration of 10:1.
Quantacell67 90g Lingonberry powder package corresponds approximately to 900g fresh lingonberries and 170g Lingonberry powder package to 1.7kg fresh, wild lingonberries.
About this item:
Your convenient lingonberry powder to use all year round.
- 100% Natural product.
- Nordic quality superfood from pure, cleanest air Finnish forests.
- Arctic handpicked lingonberries grown in the wild.
- Red color lingonberry powder with a pleasant smell and mild-acidic taste.
- Healthier and cheaper alternative to cranberry powder, extract or cranberry supplements.
- No added sugar, no preservatives, fillers or dyes.
- Vegan, raw, gluten free, non-GMO, keto, paleo and Kosher.
- Airtight and resealable glass jar for freshness.
- Recyclable amber glass packaging to protect lingonberry powder from UV light.
- Can be stored at room temperature for up to six months after opening.
Country of origin: Finland
The daily suggested serving is 1 teaspoon (5g).
Always keep wild lingonberry powder on your dining table in a small glass jar, away from direct sunlight exposure. No need to refrigerate but better to consume the package within 20-30 days to avoid clumping.
Quantacell67 organic lingonberry powder can be easily added to your favorite fruit juice, green smoothie, plant-based yoghurt, overnight oats, morning cereals, millet or buckwheat porridge.
Combine lingonberry powder with mineral water, coconut water, ice tea, nice-cream or your favorite plant milk for a refreshing summer drink.
Each teaspoon of Quantacell67 lingonberry powder (5g) is equal to a handful of fresh, forest bilberries (50g). There is no upper limit… the more you use the more you benefit!
Quantacell67 lingonberry powder is one of the easiest, convenient and most sustainable ways to enjoy wild Finnish lingonberries year-round.
Please note: Quantacell67 organic lingonberry powder is not intended to dissolve instantly as it is made from 100% whole berries without bulking agents, anti-clumping ingredients and maltodextrin. You need a hand mixer, shaker or better yet a blender to mix the powder.
What are wild lingonberries?
Lingonberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea), also known as cowberries, are small, red, tart berries that grow wild in the forests of Finland and other northern regions. They are similar in appearance to cranberries but are smaller and have a distinctive tart flavor.
Where do wild lingonberries grow?
Lingonberries are found throughout Finland, from the southern regions to the northernmost Lapland. They thrive in dry or semi-dry forests, especially pine forests, and are often found in open, sunny areas like rock edges and clearings.
What do wild lingonberries taste like?
They have a tart, slightly sweet taste similar to cranberries but with a unique flavor. Most people find them too tart to eat raw, so they are often preferring to use lingonberry powder.
What is the difference between wild lingonberries and cultivated cranberries?
While both are tart red berries from the Ericaceae family, lingonberries are smaller, less tart, and slightly sweeter than cranberries. They grow in different habitats—lingonberries in forests and cranberries in bogs. They also contain more antioxidants and have different culinary uses.
What are the health benefits of wild lingonberries?
Lingonberries are especially high in the antioxidant “anthocyanins,” which is known to prevent oxidation of blood cholesterol and aid in keeping blood vessels healthy. They have anti-inflammatory properties, may help lower blood pressure, and support urinary tract health by inhibiting the adhesion of E. coli bacteria.
Can wild lingonberries help with urinary tract infection (UTIs)?
Some research suggests that consuming fresh lingonberries or lingonberry powder, may help reduce the risk of recurrent UTIs.
Are there any precautions or side effects when consuming wild lingonberries?
Will Lingonberries are generally safe to eat, but consuming them in very large quantities is not recommended without consulting a healthcare provider, especially for people with certain health conditions. Lingonberries contain chemicals called tannins, which might cause side effects such as nausea and vomiting in some people. Lingonberry concentrate powder is SAFE even for small children when taken by appropriately dose.
Hana N. –
Born and raised in Lapland Finland, i missed the lingonberries grown wild in the nearby forest. Finally this is my chance to bring back my childhood memories. Great quality wild lingonberry powder with a vibrant red colour. I am really grateful!