Definition of goji berry
: the dark red, mildly tart berry of a thorny, chiefly Asian shrub (Lycium barbarum and L. chinense) that is typically dried and used in beverages
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Its flavors are then intricately layered with cardamom, ginseng, goji berries, Chinese dates, angelica root, ginger, and chilies.
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Among the ones that have not: wheat germ, acai, pomegranate and goji berries.
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This wine from France’s Loire Valley smells like goji berries tossed in allspice and tastes like crunchy cranberries and raspberries with salty eucalyptus.
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Flavors range from root beer and goji berry truffles to a new line of bonbons that includes mango jerk and pecan pie.
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The lineup includes spicy ramens and Ishida’s own White Winter Miso Ramen enriched with parmesan and cottage cheeses and garnished with fresh basil and goji berries.
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The restaurant is inside a refurbished home in the South Oak historic district, and the menu is full of hearty, homemade meals made from local ingredients, like trout with ravioli, and an elk T-bone with goji berry walnut jam.
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Lightweight with a serum-like feel and chock-full of good-for-you ingredients, like protective zinc oxide and antioxidant-rich goji berry, the tint quickly found its way into my makeup rotation.
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The Age Rewind concealer uses an anti-aging formula infused with goji berries and Haloxyl, which brightens skin.
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Origin and Etymology of goji berry
modification of Chinese (Beijing) gǒuqǐ the shrub Lycium chinense
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