Miracle Frooties or Synsepalum dulcificum is a plant (bush) native to West Africa. Nowadays it is grown in Africa, Asia and Florida. It is not frost resistant and can, in colder places, only be grown in a greenhouse. It grows relatively slowly and fruits in 3-5 years

Miracle Frooties contain a harmless active glycoprotein which temporarily gently binds to the tongue's taste buds, causing bitter and sour foods, such as lemons and rhubarb, consumed after eating miracle fruit, to taste sweet. It is extremely simple to use:  The effect of Miracle berry is made possible by contact with the tongue, not through digestion. The tablets must be allowed to dissolve in the mouth on your tongue. The most pronounced effect can be achieved by coating the entire tongue with Miracle fruit for up to 30 seconds.  The effect will last from 10 minutes to 2 hours, depending mostly on what you eat. When the effect wears off, everything tastes as before (lemons are sour again).

Miracle Frooties is safe and has no known side effects (well, lemons taste sweet!). It has been used for centuries (in Africa) and for decades in the US and Asia. In Japan, Miracle Frooties tablets have been on sale since 2006. If you can read Japanese, visit one of their stores HERE (you can also use Google Translator). Tablets are of medicinal quality and produced in a pharmaceutical clean room. They contain no artificial additives (such as colorants or preservatives).

• Highest Quality - ISO 9001 - HACCP certified
• Contain NO fat, colorants or preservatives!
• Can be stored for up to 18 months

• 100% Organic Production of Miracle Fruit used in Miracle Frooties (we use no pesticides, herbicides or other harmful substances)

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Other names for Miracle Fruit are; Mystery Fruit, Mysterious Fruit, Miracle Berry, Magic Berry Flavor Berry Synsepalum dulcificum Sideroxylon dulcificum/, Frutto dei miracoli, Fruta maravillosa, Fruto milagro, Fruta de milagro, Frutamilagrosa, Sideroxylon dulcificum, Mirakelfrukten, Mirakelfrukt, Mirakelbær, Mirakelbaer, Wunderbeere, Mirakelbes