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Sea buckthorn juice

Sea buckthorn juice
A deep orange juice of sea buckthorn berries, very sour, with a pineapple-citrus aroma and a high vitamin C content, for fruit drinks, smoothies and sauces.

Sea buckthorn juice is a deep orange opaque juice of sea buckthorn berries, very sour, with a bright pineapple-citrus aroma and a high content of vitamin C, carotenoids and sea buckthorn oil (which floats to the top). It is diluted with water and sweetened for fruit drinks and drinks, added to smoothies, ginger tea, sauces for meat and game, jelly, sorbets and marinades.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Sea buckthorn juice, Raw: Calories 51.7 kcal, Proteins 0.6 grams, Fats 3.4 grams, Carbohydrates 4.3 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories51.7 kcal
Proteins0.6 grams
Fats3.4 grams
Carbohydrates4.3 grams
Data: Open Food Facts (generic entry, approximate values)

Recipes with this ingredient

Sea Buckthorn Parfait

Sea buckthorn parfait is a delicate French dessert that embodies the softness of mousse and the brightness of sea buckthorn. This dessert was born in exquisite French cuisine, where harmony of flavors and textures is valued. Sea buckthorn, known for its sweet-sour notes and richness in vitamins, gives the parfait a refreshing fruity brightness that contrasts with the creamy airiness of whipped cream and the softness of the sandy base. The sophistication of flavor is complemented by subtle almond accents that enrich the composition. The parfait is perfect for a festive table or as a light finish to dinner, enveloping taste buds in velvety freshness. This dessert not only provides gastronomic pleasure but also nourishes the body with beneficial substances.

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Sea buckthorn sorbet with caramel and crispy goat cheese

Sea buckthorn sorbet with caramel and crispy goat cheese is a true gastronomic adventure that combines contrasting textures and flavors. This exquisite dessert is rooted in European culinary traditions, where the balance of sour, sweet, and creamy is valued. The bright, refreshing taste of sea buckthorn sorbet with a slight tartness pairs excellently with the thick caramel that adds depth and richness. The crispy goat cheese with its soft salty note completes the composition, creating a unique tasting experience. The dish is perfect as a final touch to a festive dinner or as a refined treat on a summer day, surprising and delighting guests with its unusual combination of ingredients.

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Sea buckthorn jelly

Sea buckthorn jelly is a refined treat with a rich sweet-and-sour taste and velvety texture. Its history roots in European gastronomy, where sea buckthorn is valued for its wealth of vitamins and healing properties. In this recipe, natural sea buckthorn juice combines with pectin and sugar to create a delicate and aromatic jelly. Thanks to the preservation process, it retains its beneficial qualities and can delight with its taste year-round. Sea buckthorn jelly is perfect for breakfast as an addition to toast or croissants; it can be used as a layer in desserts or served with cheeses, creating elegant gastronomic combinations. It is not just a treat but a true embodiment of sophistication and health that will adorn any table.

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Cookies with cream cheese and sea buckthorn

Cookies with cream cheese and sea buckthorn are a delicate, aromatic treat that combines creamy softness and the refreshing tartness of northern berries. Sea buckthorn, known for its healing properties, adds a light fruity note to the baked goods, while Philadelphia cheese makes the texture airier. This recipe is inspired by European culinary traditions that value exquisite flavor combinations. The cookies are perfect for morning tea or coffee, and their tender, slightly crumbly taste leaves a pleasant aftertaste. The uniqueness of the preparation lies in the softness of the dough and careful handling of the ingredients, making each piece perfect. A light dusting of powdered sugar complements the baked goods and gives them a festive appearance. Such cookies will be a decoration for any family tea party or cozy gatherings with friends.

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Sea Buckthorn Granite
Sea Buckthorn GraniteEuropean cuisine | Drinks

Sea buckthorn granita is a refreshing dessert that comes from sunny Italy but is adapted with local berries. Sea buckthorn, known for its bright citrus notes and sweet-sour taste, gives the granita richness and a refreshing effect. Combined with sugar syrup, it reveals its richness, becoming delicate and harmonious. The icy texture makes this dessert perfect for hot days, providing a sense of coolness and freshness. Granita can be served as a standalone treat or used as an original addition to fruit salads and cocktails. Its sunny color and vibrant flavor bring a sense of joy and lightness, transforming a simple dessert into a gastronomic delight.

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