Juniper Berries, Wild-Crafted, 1 lbs Bulk

Juniper Berries, Wild-Crafted, 1 lbs Bulk

$ 11.95

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Based on 487 ratings

Value for money

8.90

Flavor

8.91

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Product Description

There are 16 oz (1 pound) of Juniperus communis berries in each package. This product comes in a high-quality, resealable kraft pouch that is insulated with foil to preserve its

The harvest of wild plants

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A natural product is grown and processed in a natural manner. This product is packaged in a clean room at a plant in the USA

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Questions & Answers

What is the best way to store them in the refrigerator?

The containers have only been in my possession for a couple of weeks, so I keep them at room temperature. If kept cold, it wouldn't hurt, and many would say it would even keep them fresher.

Is it going to last for a while?

Although I am not sure how long they will last, as long as they are kept cool and dry, they are likely to endure

Can you tell me where the berries come from/were wildcrafted?

Would you please let me know where the source country is? The price of the bag should be listed on the bag, or you can look at the advertisement to see if its listed. When you ask about juniper trees, it is not the country that you are asking about. Here in Montana, we have them, and they are special, small, and beautiful.

Selected User Reviews For Juniper Berries, Wild-Crafted, 1 lbs Bulk

In comparison to other more coarse-grained berries, these ones stand out Berry juniper is looking very good

5/5

They are better than you. The juniper berries I have been purchasing from the online market are of a good quality, just as I used to buy them from an My favorite way to use these in the 80s was to mix them into large pots of Sauerkraut or to make a remedy tea as a purifier for the urinary system.

Adrianna LORD

| Nov 20, 2020

I liked these very much -- they have deep flavor, strong aroma, and are fresh with that white tinge they have when first picked

5/5

My confit salmon was made with olive oil, juniper, lime, fennel and rosemary the flavor of the juniper was a lot better than the last batch I bought from the It was delicious.

Tatum Harrell

| Oct 17, 2020

I have enough for the next couple of decades since it only called for a few berries in the recipe

5/5

I need it for the brine. The specific flavors are not known, only that they are part of the.

Brynleigh Santiago

| Nov 24, 2020

Infusions are excellent with this herbal infusion

5/5

Infusing liquor is what I do with mine Vodka and michu in my case. The ones I have may be used in other ways (may be incorporated into There are dried berries that are in good shape.

Renata Shelton

| Jun 06, 2021

The product is designed to be used We own some venison, so I bought the berries so we can use them on it

5/5

The berries essentially remove any 'gaminess'.

Kasen Jimenez

| Mar 04, 2021

I love the smell

5/5

My Dried Ham smells great when I use it with other spices. As for grilling salmon, I use some of it on it as well.

Eddie Jennings

| Nov 30, 2020

I guess the quality isn't the best

4/5

Teagan Armstrong

| Apr 12, 2021

Nothing to look forward to here

3/5

These were the first time I had them. As a treat, I thought they would be tasty. This is incorrect. Definitely not a fan of the taste. There was no other option but to throw them in the trash.