Wild blueberry organic syrup bottle from Quebec 100ml, fruity natural concentrated syrup

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Organic wild blueberry syrup - 100 ml

Reference LTE1701

Délices du Lac-Saint-Jean

€7.69

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LTE1701

Type of product

Blueberry syrup

Conditioning

Bottle

Volume

100 ml

Aromas

Blueberries

Country of origin (Region)

Canada (Quebec)

Legal Notice

For your health, practice regular physical activity

Average nutritional values

per 100 g

Calories (in kj/kcal)

Lipids

of which saturated fatty acids

Carbohydrates

of which sugar

Proteines

Salt

Product Details

Reference LTE1701

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Data sheet

Type of product: Blueberry syrup
Conditioning: Bottle
Volume: 100 ml
Aromas: Blueberries
Country of origin (Region): Canada (Quebec)
Legal Notice: For your health, practice regular physical activity

Questions and responses

The organic wild blueberry syrup from Lac-Saint-Jean in a 100 ml bottle — an artisan syrup made by cooking pure wild blueberries with sugar, no additives. Deep purple colour, intense fruity, slightly tart taste. Not an industrial syrup: it's the concentrated essence of Quebec blueberry fields.

Difference with maple syrup: this is about the berry, not the maple sap — a fruity-tart profile, not woody-caramel. Difference with blueberry jam: it's a liquid without pieces, so far more versatile in cooking — pourable on crêpes, in cocktails, over fresh cheese.

Keep the bottle dry, at room temperature, away from light while sealed. Once open: in the fridge, finish within a month. Use: drizzle over crêpes, yoghurt, vanilla ice cream, or as a syrup in a cocktail (Spritz, Blueberry Mojito). The 100 ml format is small but concentrated — a few drops go a long way.

No major allergens: gluten-free, lactose-free, nut-free, egg-free, vegan, certified organic. Health-wise, the wild blueberry is an antioxidant bomb (anthocyanins) — top 5 most antioxidant fruits in the world. There's still sugar in the recipe — use it as a treat, not as a supplement.

Our bartender secret: 2 spoonfuls in a Spritz instead of classic syrup = killer purple cocktail that turns heads on the terrace. Also great drizzled over fresh goat cheese or in a mustard vinaigrette. The 100 ml format = perfect for travel, no issue in carry-on luggage.

The wild Lac-Saint-Jean blueberry costs 3x more than a cultivated one — short harvest, low yield. This syrup is certified organic, which adds further to the cost. Small-batch artisan production in Quebec, sea-shipped from Canada. You're paying for a pure Quebec organic fruit syrup, not an industrial sweetened-and-flavoured coulis.

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