

Dried Black Mulberries
fromRs 1,250Darker, jammier, faintly tart — the wilder cousin of the white mulberry.
Low stock in some sizes
Free delivery across Pakistan on orders over Rs 4,000
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White Hunza mulberries — feather-light, caramel-sweet, sun-dried whole.
In stock, packed in Gilgit
Rs 3,020 more in your basket and delivery is free.
Ordered before 2:00 pm PKT? It leaves Gilgit today.
Pay by card, bank transfer, or cash to the courier at your door.
Why it's different
White mulberry trees have grown along these irrigation channels for centuries. Most are older than the households that tend them.
No sugar, no oil, no glaze. Commercial dried berries are often sweetened and coated — check the pack next time.
Twigs and unripe fruit are picked out by hand, twice, before packing.
In Hunza, mulberry season is not harvested so much as collected. A cloth is spread beneath the tree, someone climbs up and shakes a branch, and the fruit rains down. What lands is dried in the sun until it is light enough to rustle.
White mulberries are not sharp like berries usually are. They taste of caramel and honey with a faint vanilla note, and they are sweet enough that people who eat them for the first time assume sugar was added. Nothing was.
This is the traditional pocket food of the valley — walked with, worked with, and handed to guests before the tea arrives.
Airtight jar, cool and dark. 12 months. Keep dry — they absorb moisture from humid air and go chewy.
From Rs 980. Prices include GST where applicable.
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Darker, jammier, faintly tart — the wilder cousin of the white mulberry.
Low stock in some sizes


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