Raw Wild Blueberry Powder

Our Canadian Wild Blueberry Powder

Bursting with powerful vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, our raw wild blueberry powder is a tasty, versatile, and nutrient-packed addition to your pantry. Perfect for long-term storage, it offers all the benefits of fresh blueberries in a convenient, shelf-stable form.

Wild blueberries are among the most antioxidant-rich foods on the planet! Compared to cultivated varieties, wild blueberries boast nearly twice the antioxidants, more fiber, and an intense, vibrant flavor. By freeze-drying these supercharged berries, we lock in their nutrition and make this superfood accessible and easy to use—anytime, anywhere.

Add a scoop of wild blueberry powder to your cereal, protein shakes, smoothies, or baked goods for a delicious dose of nutrients and a naturally fruity burst of flavor.

Like all our nutrition powders, this blueberry powder contains no fillers or artificial preservatives, preserving its powerful natural benefits.

Suggested Uses

Our customers love using wild blueberry powder as a flavor enhancer or nutrient booster. Try it in:

• Smoothies
• Hot or cold cereal
• Yogurt
• Desserts
• Protein shakes
• Granola
• Salads
• Dips
• Ice cream
• Pancakes, breads, and pastries

Nutritional Highlights

One tablespoon of blueberry powder provides the same nutrients and antioxidants as half a cup of fresh wild blueberries.

Vitamins:

• A: Supports eye health and vision
• C: Strengthens the immune system
• K: Improves bone health and blood clotting

Minerals:

• Potassium, Manganese, Phosphorus: Essential for cell function and bone strength

Packed with anthocyanins, the natural compounds responsible for blueberries’ rich blue color, this superfood fights inflammation and supports overall health.

Antioxidants:
Blueberry powder is a powerhouse of antioxidants, which help neutralize harmful free radicals, protect cells from damage, and promote longevity.

Potential Health Benefits

• Enhance memory and brain function
• Promotes stronger bones and reduces the risk of osteoporosis
• Improves cardiovascular health
• Supports eye health and vision
• Regulate blood pressure
• Maintains healthy blood sugar levels
• Combats free radical damage

Interesting Facts About Blueberries

• Maine, USA, is the largest producer of blueberries in the world, accounting for nearly 99% of all wild blueberry production.
• Native Americans referred to blueberries as "Star Berries" due to the star-shaped calyx at the blossom end of the fruit.
• Blueberries are the official berry of Nova Scotia, Canada, celebrated for their wild abundance in the region.
• July is National Blueberry Month in North America, marking the peak of blueberry harvesting season.
• Blueberries are one of the very few naturally blue foods, thanks to their high concentration of anthocyanins, a powerful antioxidant.
• Blueberries were a staple in Native American diets, often dried and added to stews or ground into a powder for use in recipes.
• The first commercial blueberry crop was cultivated in 1916 by Elizabeth White and Dr. Frederick Coville in New Jersey.
• Blueberries float in water due to small air pockets inside the fruit, making them a fun addition to drinks and desserts.
• Blueberries can survive extreme cold, with some wild varieties thriving in temperatures as low as -40°F (-40°C).
• Wild blueberries are smaller and pack more flavor and antioxidants compared to cultivated varieties, making them a true superfood.
• Blueberries were used as a natural dye by early settlers to color textiles.
• The blueberry bush can live up to 50 years, with proper care and ideal growing conditions.

Storage Tips for Maximum Shelf Life

Store your wild blueberry powder in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, like a pantry. It can last up to two years without refrigeration, making it ideal for long-term use.