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Goji Berry Seeds (200g)

Short description: Dried goji berries from Dyroo Healthcare in a 200g resealable pack. Sweet, chewy, and packed with natural antioxidants.

Goji Berries: The Red Superfruit

Goji berries are small, bright red dried fruits with a sweet and slightly tangy taste. People in Asia have eaten them for centuries, and they’re now enjoyed worldwide as a healthy snack.

Our goji berries from Dyroo Healthcare come in a 200 g resealable pouch, ready to eat or add to your favorite meals and drinks.

Key Features

• Dried goji berries (wolfberries)
• Naturally sweet
• 200g resealable pack
• Brand: Dyroo Healthcare
• Ready to eat

What Are Goji Berries?

The berries (also called wolfberries) come from the Lycium barbarum plant. The fresh berries are dried to keep them for longer, giving them a chewy texture similar to raisins.

In traditional Asian diets, goji berries are added to soups, teas, and snacks.

Learn more: Goji on Wikipedia.

Benefits of Goji Berries

Rich in Antioxidants
The berries contain natural plant antioxidants that help protect the body’s cells.

Vitamin A and Vitamin C
The berries provide vitamin A, which supports normal vision, and vitamin C, which supports the immune system.

Source of Fiber
The fiber in goji berries supports healthy digestion.

Healthier Sweet Treat
Their natural sweetness makes goji berries a better swap for sweets and biscuits.

Easy to Use
Eat them straight from the pack or add them to food and drinks.

How to Use Goji Berries

• Eat a small handful (about 1–2 tablespoons) a day.
• Add to oats, cereal, yogurt, or smoothies.
• Steep in hot water for a light, sweet goji tea.
• Soak in warm water for 5 minutes to soften before adding to recipes.
• Mix with nuts and seeds to make a healthy trail mix.

Simple Recipe Idea: Goji Breakfast Oats

You will need:

• ½ cup oats
• 1 cup milk or water
• 1 tablespoon goji berries
• 1 teaspoon honey
• A few chopped almonds

Method:

1. Cook the oats in milk or water for 3–5 minutes.
2. Stir in the honey.
3. Top with goji berries and almonds and serve warm.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pack tightly after every use to keep the product fresh and free from moisture and insects. Keep out of reach of children.

Who Should Not Use Goji Berries?

• People taking blood thinners such as warfarin—goji berries may affect how they work.
• People taking medicine for diabetes or blood pressure should speak to a doctor first.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women should speak to a doctor first.
• People with an allergy to goji or related plants (such as tomato) should avoid goji berries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are goji berries seeds or fruit?
The berries are dried fruits. Each berry contains tiny edible seeds.

How much goji should I eat a day?
About 1–2 tablespoons a day is a common portion.

Can I cook with goji berries?
Yes. Add them to porridge, soups, teas, and baked foods.

Related Products and Reading

• Shop more seeds and nuts
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• Read our health articles

Why Buy Goji Berries from Albee Nutriland?

• Genuine products: We stock trusted brands and natural products you can rely on.
• Stores across Ghana: Visit us in Accra (Lapaz, behind Lapaz GT Bank), Kumasi (Afful Nkwanta, opposite Afful Nkwanta Total Filling Station), Takoradi (Anaji, behind the Anaji Police Station), or Tamale (Changli, on the SDA Hospital Road).
• Fast delivery: We deliver nationwide, with free delivery on orders over GH¢1600.
• Click & collect: Order online and pick up at the store closest to you.
• Easy ordering: Order on our website or chat with us on WhatsApp.

Buy Goji Berries in Ghana

Product: Goji Berry Seeds (200g)
Price: GHS 100
Website: www.albeenutriland.com
WhatsApp: +233 59 901 7504

Add a burst of color and nutrition to your day. Order goji berries from Albee Nutriland today.

Disclaimer: This product is a food item and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information on this page is for general education only. Consult a healthcare professional if you have a medical condition or allergy, or take regular medication.