The acerola fruit grows mainly in South America. Because of its similar appearance, acerola is often called a cherry, even though it has nothing to do with a cherry. The acerola fruit has one of the highest known vitamin C contents of any fruit. This is 17% in the fruit we process.
Vitamin C can have a supportive effect on many health issues. Here are the ones we use according to Health Cliemes
Ø contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system and nervous system
Ø contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of blood vessels, bones and cartilage function
Ø contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of gums, skin and teeth
Ø contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Ø contributes to normal psychological function
Ø helps to protect cells from oxidative stress
Ø contributes to the regeneration of the reduced form of vitamin E
Ø increases the absorption of iron
The taste of the berry is slightly tart and a little sour. Acerola powder tastes particularly good in apple, grape or orange juice. Acerola powder is also suitable for cooking, e.g. for desserts or as an ingredient in game dishes.
Nutritional values | in 100 g | in 5 grams |
Energy | 1271.3 kJ/ 300.1 kcal | 63.57 kJ/ 15 kcal |
- of which saturated fatty acids |
,0 g |
.0 g |
- of which sugar |
.1 g |
.41 g |
* % NRV = % nutrient reference values (according to Regulation (EC) No. 1169/2011)
Vegan | yes | Gluten-free | yes | GMO-free | yes |
You can stir acerola powder into water or simply sprinkle it over your muesli in the morning. There is no generally valid consumption recommendation for foods. In practice, a dosage of approx. 1 teaspoon per 150 ml of water has proven to be effective. |
Milk | no | Eggs | no | Cereals containing gluten |
Cereals | no |
Sulphur | no | Fish | no | Crustaceans | no |