Yes. They are 100% organic, 0 calories, and gluten free. The only ingredients are miracle fruit powder and corn starch (to bind it all together). There are approximately 3 miracle berries in one tablet.

Of course. The miracle berry (synsepalum dulcificum) has been eaten for hundreds of years. There are no side effects and all regular effects fade after a short time.

Basically, a protein in miracle berries (called miraculin) binds to the sweet receptors on your tongue. When it experiences acids (the things that make foods sour), they change shape of the receptors causing them to send sweet signals to your brain instead of sour. It’s a miracle!

Your taste bud transformation sensation will last anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 hours. It’s different for each of us and changes based on the foods you try. Your sweetness may vary.

1. Place one tablet into mouth
2. Gather food pairings
2. Allow the tablet to dissolve completely, approximately 1-2 minutes
3. Enjoy foods!

It really does! Vat19.com got their entire staff to try the tablets, and everyone had a similar experience. There are hundreds of videos on the internet of people sharing their experiences!

Sour, bitter, and acidic foods seem to work the best: lemons, limes, oranges, strawberries, granny smith apples, and even vinegar. Mustard will taste like sweet honey mustard. Just stay away from fatty foods like milk and warm liquids. Those strip the miraculin from your tongue and make the effect wear off faster.

Flavor tripping is just the hip term to describe how miracle berries change your tastes. Flavor tripping parties are where you gather some friends, some foods, and some miracle berries. Everyone powers up with an mberry Freeze Dried Berries and Miracle Fruit Tablet, and then tries different foods. The fun is seeing how your tastes have changed and which foods now taste sweet!

We only ship domestically from this site. You can order from www.mymberry.co.uk for the following regions: United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand.