Wild Blueberries in the News
-
February 1, 2017
Brilliant Berry Recipes That Are Good for Your Heart
Author Jessica Cording, MS, RD, CDN, celebrates American Heart Month with a ton of tasty, healthy recipes from registered dietitians. Several recipes – like Wild Blueberry Turmeric Zinger Smoothie, Berry Almond Cocoa Smoothie, Ricotta Berry Oatmeal Cups – feature frozen Wild Blueberries!
-
January 22, 2017
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Wild Blueberries
Checkout these interesting facts about Wild Blueberries – along with some good recipes to boot!
-
January 13, 2017
Maine to fund blueberry promotion to U.S. schools
The Wild Blueberry Commission of Maine receives $50,000 in state funding to promote school sales.
-
January 2, 2017
15 Winter Superfoods You Should Already Be Eating (#10)
Wild Blueberries make the list of 15 Winter Superfoods you should already be eating.
-
December 22, 2016
16 Protein Shakes for Weight Loss That Still Taste Really, Really Good
Redbook dips into the world of protein shakes and shares two winning recipes – a berry almond cocoa smoothie and a berry pistachio crunch bowl – both featuring frozen Wild Blueberries.
-
December 15, 2016
The Most Popular Superfoods of the Year
Wild foods – and Wild Blueberries in particular — join chia seeds, turmeric, ancient grains, pistachios and a host of other featured superfoods, as the year’s top foods! These superfoods provide essential nutrients the body needs to function properly, such as antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols.
-
December 15, 2016
The Most Popular Superfoods of the Year
Wild foods – and Wild Blueberries in particular — join chia seeds, turmeric, ancient grains, pistachios and a host of other featured superfoods, as the year’s top foods! These superfoods provide essential nutrients the body needs to function properly, such as antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and polyphenols.
-
November 22, 2016
15 Tips and Tricks to your Thanksgiving Recovery Plan (Tip 10)
Still craving a sweet treat after all your Thanksgiving over-indulgences? Wild Blueberries offer a sweet alternative to ice cream in the form of a healthier, fruit-based “nice cream”
-
November 13, 2016
Where the wild things (blueberries) are
Michael Roizen, M.D. and Mehmet Oz, M.D. have recently extolled the health benefits of Wild Blueberries. The nationally known experts suggest that those seeking foods that are super-good for you should eat Wild Blueberries. The article also sites a U.S. Department of Agriculture analysis stating that Wild Blueberries contain more than twice the antioxidants as their farm-grown cousins, and a Cornell University study that rated wild blueberries No. 1 in antioxidant activity.
-
September 30, 2016
Are Wild Blueberries More Nutritious Than Farm-Raised?
NYT Wellness Blogger explores the nutritional differences between wild and cultivated blueberries. The article sites Mary Ann Lila, director of the Plants for Human Health Institute at North Carolina State University, who says wild blueberries contain a greater number and variety of phytochemicals than cultivated blueberries, including up to 26 different anthocyanin compounds that help them survive in the rugged environment.
