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A small red fruit, native to West Africa. It contains a protein called miraculin: after you chew the berry, sour foods can taste sweet for a while, so a lemon may taste more like lemonade. The food doesn’t change, only how it tastes to you. That surprise gave the berry its name. How long it lasts varies from person to person.
Freeze-dried miracle berry halves. A half is one half of a berry: a 10-half pack contains the equivalent of five whole berries.
No. Richberry changes how sour flavours may taste to you. The food’s sugar content and acidity remain unchanged.
Start with a little water to cleanse your palate. Follow the directions on your pack, moving the fleshy part around your mouth as you chew. Then try a familiar sour food.
Follow the storage instructions and best-before date on your pouch. If the label is unclear, email info@richberry.ph. Reseal the pouch properly after opening to keep the berries fresh and crispy.
Read the full label for ingredients and suitability information before use. Contact the Richberry team if you need help choosing.
Add your pack to the cart and check out right here. Delivery is free to the USA and the Philippines, and a flat USD $5.99 to most other countries. We don't deliver to the UK or the European Union.
Unopened packs can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Email info@richberry.ph with your order number and details. The returns policy and contact page are linked below.
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Frequently asked questions
Freeze-dried miracle berry halves. A half is one half of a berry, so a 10-half pack holds the equivalent of five whole berries. Packs come in 10, 50 and 100 halves, from USD $9.99. See the packs.
Miracle berry contains miraculin, a protein that can make sour foods taste sweet for a while after you eat it. How strong the effect is, and how long it lasts, varies from person to person. Follow the directions on your pack, then try something sour. How miraculin works.
Richberry is a food: freeze-dried miracle berry, grown on our family farm in Goa, Camarines Sur, and eaten in West Africa for centuries. Like any food, it isn't right for everyone. Read the label before use, and if you have a medical condition, are pregnant or take medication, check with your doctor first.
Fresh berries lose their effect within a day or two of picking, so they're hard to find far from a farm. Freeze-drying keeps the whole berry, and its effect, for much longer: see the best-before date on your pouch. Tablets are made from freeze-dried berry with binders added to hold their shape. Freeze-dried or tablet?
Anything sour: lemons and limes, grapefruit, sour berries, tart apples or plain yoghurt are good places to start. Some people enjoy it with vinegar, tomatoes or hard cheese too. For more ideas, see 10 things to try and our recipes.
Orders placed before 2pm, Monday to Friday, are usually dispatched the next working day. Delivery then takes 3 to 14 working days, depending on where you are. Delivery is free to the Philippines and the United States, and a flat USD $5.99 to other countries; see our delivery terms.
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