Why are my hands and tongue blue after eating your blueberries?Updated 7 months ago

Did you know that only wild blueberries from the forest contain a high level of anthocyanins, which are responsible for the intense blue color of the berries?

The so-called cultivated blueberries that you find in the supermarket only have the blue-coloring substance in their skin. That's why they have white flesh and don't stain your tongue and fingers as much as their relatives from the forest!

So you can be sure that our blueberries are 100% natural and that the staining is completely natural. They are also richer in healthy nutrients than cultivated blueberries from the supermarket! 🫐

Tip: Citric acid or dumpling white should help to get your hands clean again quickly!