Camu Camu Powder

Camu Camu Powder comes from the berries of the Camu Camu plant, which is indigenous to Peru and Brazil. The berries have a reddish purple skin that contains a white flesh inside. They appear similar to cherries but their taste is much sourer. It is used as an ingredient in candy, ice cream, jams and juices.

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