Dried Myrobalan Fruit 诃子 (He Zi) | (500g)

About

Dried Myrobalan Fruit 诃子 (He Zi) usually flowers from June to August with fruit becoming available between August and October.

In China, this mainly grows in Tibet, Yunnan, Guangdong and Guangxi. Dried Myrobalan Fruits (He ZI) are edible, as well as being used in the manufacture of black salt. Seeds can be eaten as a snack. They have a flavour reminiscent of almonds or filberts. The sour fruits are eaten in salads, preserved in brine or fried. 

They can be used in a number of culinary dishes.

Why Choose Vita?

Our herb range has been created for a variety of different health goals, for use in cooking recipes.

The Chinese herbs used are grown using the authentic DaoDI concept (non-sulphur treated) to retain the highest quality ingredient. 

500g bag