In Sicily mulberries are called Gelsi. Mulberry trees were grown for silk worm production. They are vigorous trees with large leafs and in the summer they carry longish berries similar to rasperries or blackberries. Their flavor is very intense and remembers elderflower and wild berries. The berries are picked by hand.

Mulberries contain a significant amount of iron. Especially for women they are a great alternative to other iron supplying foods like spinach or liver…

NUTRITION FACT PER 100G:

• Energy in kcal/kj: 213,8/897,8
• Fat in g: 0,05
  • of which Saturates 0,05
• Carbohydrate in g: 54,2
  • of which Sugars 53,7
• Protein in g: 0,3
• Salt in g: 0,05

ALLERGENE:

• Lactose: NO
• Gluten: NO
• Egg: NO
• Soya: NO
• Dried Fruits: NO
• Fish: NO
• Crustacean: NO
• Celery: NO