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Dried mulberries: how to dry berries, leaves and bark - drying mulberries at home
Categories: Dried berries
Mulberry (mulberry) is a tree that produces large yields of berries. Their benefits are determined by their rich vitamin composition, which stimulates the immune system. Berry juice is also a preventative against various infectious and colds. However, mulberry fruits are very delicate, and therefore they cannot be stored fresh for a long time. To preserve as much of the healthy product as possible for the winter months, the berries are frozen or dried. Today we’ll talk about different ways to dry mulberries at home.
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