7 Ways to Plan a Super Family Gathering

Posted by Superberries Team on 7/30/2021 to Lifestyle

For many people, it has been well over a year since they have been able to gather with their extended families. That is a long time to go without the hugs and laughter from people we love. Now that more people are vaccinated and restrictions are easing around the country, many people are traveling and gathering for family vacations and reunions. If you are planning a large gathering with family members you haven’t seen in a while, it can feel a little daunting, especially if you are the organizer. Here are 7 ways to plan a super fun family gathering for your family and yourself.

History of the Aronia Berry

Posted by Superberries Team on 7/27/2021 to About the Aroniaberry

We love exploring the history of the Aronia berry. The berry was originally used for a number of purposes by the Native American cultures in North America. The leaves and twigs of the Aronia Berry bush were a staple used for medicinal teas and herbal remedies to treat everything from colic to fever. The juice of the berries was used as dyes, war paint, and for treating cuts and abrasions. During the long winter months, dried berries were used to boost nutrition and health among the Native American tribes. Aronia Berries were also used to cure and tenderize various meats. The cured, tenderized meats were called pemmican (dried meats) and were used for food during the harsh winter months when game was scarce.

Benefits of the Aroniaberry vs Blueberry

Posted by Superberries on 7/13/2021 to Health Tips

July is National Blueberry Month and we thought we would take this opportunity to do a bit of a berry comparison between the better-known blueberry and the lesser-known Aronia Berry. While both berries have their benefits, the Aronia Berry has at least three times the antioxidant power that the blueberry has. Both berries get their rich dark blue and dark purple colors from anthocyanidins, although the Aronia Berry has a greater degree of anthocyanidins which accounts for the darker, richer colors and the higher antioxidants contained in the Aronia Berry.

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