Antioxidants
Anthocyanins — the pigments in blueberry skin — are the fruit’s main antioxidants. A wild Mongolian berry is small, so more of each gram is skin than in a large farmed highbush blueberry.
Hand-picked Mongolian blueberries
Mongolian wild blueberry powder.
From the wild forests of Mongolia. 100% organic, freeze-dried whole fruit — typically denser in antioxidants than farmed blueberries. 4.2 oz (119 g), 20 servings. Non-GMO. Nothing added.
- Hand-picked
- 100% organic
- Non-GMO
- Never farmed
- No fillers
- One ingredient
$29 $19.99 launch price — single pouch with code LAUNCH19, through December 31, 2026.
Free US shipping on orders $50+. Packed in 1–2 business days, then 2–5 business days in US transit. Two or more pouches are $25 each.
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Origin
Hand-picked. Never farmed.
High in the forests of northern Mongolia, Mongolian blueberries grow without rows, irrigation, or sprays — small berries with a deeper color and a sharper, truer taste than anything cultivated. Local pickers hand-harvest them at peak ripeness, and we freeze-dry the fruit so the forest arrives in your kitchen as powder: 100% organic, non-GMO, vivid, fragrant, and intact.
The method
Freeze-dried, not cooked.
Hand-picked berries are frozen, then the ice is drawn away under vacuum. What remains is the fruit itself — color, aroma, and a crystalline texture — milled into powder. No maltodextrin. No flavoring. No added sugar. One ingredient.
- Net weight
- 4.2 oz
- Servings
- 20
The powder
A deep violet. A wild sweetness.
Not a dusty mix — freeze-dried shards of hand-picked wild fruit that catch the light. Stir it and the color blooms instantly, the way only real, 100% organic berries do.
Why wild
Typically denser than farmed blueberries.
Regular blueberry powder is usually cultivated fruit grown for size and sweetness. Mongolian blueberries grow uncultivated — smaller, darker, and typically richer in antioxidants per gram because so much of the berry is skin. This is food, not a medicine, and we do not print lab numbers we have not measured on this harvest. What Mongolian blueberries are.
Vitamins
The same fruit carries what blueberries are known for: vitamin C, vitamin K, and manganese. Freeze-drying takes the water out without cooking, so a teaspoon is concentrated wild berry.
In a glass of water
A rounded teaspoon in cold water makes a vivid juice — the simplest way to drink it, nothing else in the glass. The color that blooms is the same skin-rich fruit.
In the kitchen
A teaspoon is enough.
Morning glass
A rounded teaspoon in a glass of cold water — a sharp, violet juice, and the most direct way to drink it. Or fold the same spoon into a smoothie.
Yogurt & oats
Stir through thick yogurt or warm porridge. The powder blooms into a deep violet and a clean, wild-berry finish.
Bake & share
Fold into muffins, frostings, or a simple lemonade. One pouch is twenty servings of concentrated fruit.
From the kitchen
A teaspoon is enough.
Eight recipes built around the powder — whisk a spoon into a little liquid first, and it turns everything a deep violet.
The founder
Founded by Sosormaa Chuluunbaatar, former Ambassador of Mongolia, now bringing Mongolia’s wild berries to the US.
Notes
From the journal, and a few questions.
Journal
Origin
What are Mongolian blueberries?
Mongolian blueberries are wild, uncultivated berries from northern forests — typically bog blueberry — smaller, sharper, and denser in skin antioxidants than farmed highbush fruit.
The method
How we freeze-dry wild blueberries
Hand-picked Mongolian blueberries are frozen, then the ice is drawn away under vacuum so the fruit becomes powder without cooking or fillers.
In the kitchen
How to use wild blueberry powder
A rounded teaspoon of Mongolian blueberry powder in cold water makes a juice. It also folds into smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, baking, and lemonade — twenty servings in one pouch.
Questions
What is Mongolian blueberry powder?
Wild Harvest Mongolian blueberry powder is freeze-dried wild blueberries, hand-picked in the forests of northern Mongolia and milled to a vivid powder. One ingredient: the fruit. No fillers, no added sugar, non-GMO, 100% organic.
How do I use wild blueberry powder?
The simplest way is a glass of cold water: a rounded teaspoon stirred in makes a vivid juice — extremely effective, and you taste the fruit with nothing in the way. It also folds into smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, muffins, frostings, and lemonade. One 4.2 oz (119 g) pouch is about 20 servings.
Do you ship Mongolian blueberry powder to the United States?
Yes. We ship only within the United States. Orders of $50 or more include free standard shipping; under $50 a flat rate applies at checkout. Two or more pouches are $25 each, so two pouches are $50 and ship free, while a single pouch pays the flat rate — the bag shows this before you pay. We pack in 1–2 business days, then 2–5 business days in US transit.