About dried mulberries
Whole dried mulberries. The black ones are tart-sweet and stain deep purple; the white ones are much sweeter and more like a raisin. Sold as listed above.
Also known as sang shen, dried mulberry, 桑葚干, black mulberry, white mulberry.
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What people use it for
Eaten straight as a snack, scattered on cereal and yoghurt, brewed as a dark fruity tea, or simmered into a sweet soup.
How to prepare it
A tablespoon in a mug of just-boiled water, 5 minutes, and eat the fruit afterwards. Or eat dry, by the handful.
Keeping it
Airtight. They are sticky and clump in humidity; the fridge keeps them loose.
Questions people ask
Black or white mulberry - what is the difference?
Black is tart and stains; white is noticeably sweeter and milder. Both are eaten dry or brewed.