Sweet red berries rich in zeaxanthin and polysaccharides, enjoyed in teas, soups and porridge.
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Naturally sweet dried jujubes loaded with dietary fibre, vitamin C and saponins — a traditional soup staple.
Lire la fiche complète →Honey-sweet translucent dried fruit paired with red dates in classic calming evening teas.
Lire la fiche complète →Tart apple-like berries rich in flavonoids and pectin, beloved in teas, sauces and after-meal drinks.
Lire la fiche complète →Mild, sweet soup root rich in astragalus polysaccharides — a staple in slow-simmered broths.
Lire la fiche complète →Mild starchy root with mucilaginous fibre — gentle, neutral staple for soups, porridge and stir-fries.
Lire la fiche complète →Soft, creamy seeds rich in plant protein, traditionally paired with lily bulb in calming sweet soups.
Lire la fiche complète →Delicate, sweet-savoury bulb petals that soften into soups and autumn-moistening sweet desserts.
Lire la fiche complète →Aromatic aged citrus peel bursting with volatile oils and flavonoids — a kitchen workhorse for teas and stews.
Lire la fiche complète →The world’s favourite warming spice, packed with gingerols — kitchen staple for teas, broths and stir-fries.
Lire la fiche complète →Sweet woody spice rich in cinnamaldehyde — a half-teaspoon transforms oatmeal, coffee and baked fruit.
Lire la fiche complète →Golden spice built around curcumin — pair with black pepper and a little fat for best absorption.
Lire la fiche complète →Golden floral tea rich in flavonoids, traditionally enjoyed after screen time and on warm afternoons.
Lire la fiche complète →Naturally sweet, cooling blossom tea — a summer favourite blended with chrysanthemum and mint.
Lire la fiche complète →Bitter, woody adaptogenic mushroom extracted into teas and hot cocoa, rich in triterpenes and beta-glucans.
Lire la fiche complète →Umami-rich edible mushroom providing beta-glucans, vitamin D precursors and deep savoury flavour.
Lire la fiche complète →Crunchy, nearly flavour-free fungus loaded with soluble fibre — classic in stir-fries and hot-and-sour soup.
Lire la fiche complète →Delicate jelly-like fungus rich in dietary fibre, simmered into silky beauty sweet soups with pear.
Lire la fiche complète →Mild, earthy sclerotium powder blended into congee, pastries and calming teas with lotus seed.
Lire la fiche complète →Chewy pearl-shaped grain with resistant starch and coixanol — swapped for rice in light summer congee.
Lire la fiche complète →Toasty seeds dense with lignans, calcium and healthy fats — ground into sweet black sesame soup.
Lire la fiche complète →Brain-shaped nuts packed with omega-3 ALA and polyphenols — a classic snack paired with black sesame.
Lire la fiche complète →Tiny cooling beans full of plant protein and fibre, simmered into summer mung bean soup.
Lire la fiche complète →Dark-hulled soybean rich in anthocyanins and complete plant protein, used in teas and fermented foods.
Lire la fiche complète →Nutty pseudo-grain high in rutin and resistant starch — toasted into a caffeine-free grain tea.
Lire la fiche complète →The everyday beta-glucan champion: a warm bowl of oatmeal is classic, proven functional food.
Lire la fiche complète →Fresh green caffeine-free tea containing DNJ (1-deoxynojirimycin) and chlorophyll.
Lire la fiche complète →Blue-green microalgae that is mostly protein by dry weight, with phycocyanin and iron.
Lire la fiche complète →Buttery Peruvian adaptogen root rich in macamides, traditionally added to drinks and porridge.
Lire la fiche complète →Gel-forming seeds rich in omega-3 ALA and soluble fibre — the base of chia pudding and fresca.
Lire la fiche complète →Raisin-like dark berries packed with anthocyanins, resveratrol and iron — a snack straight from the bag.
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