| According to Wikipedia, the Inca civilization began as a | | | | as the Quechuas and Aymara people. |
| tribe in the Cuzco area where the legendary first Sapa | | | | And now, a part of this ancient culture has been |
| Inca, Manco Capac founded the Kishawan of Cuzco | | | | rediscovered. This would come in a form of an ancient |
| around 1200. Under the leadership of the descendants | | | | food; a lost crop of the Incans. And to modern-day |
| of Manco Capac, the small state grew as it started to | | | | civilization, this is now known as one of the unique |
| absorb other Andean communities. | | | | superfoods, the golden Inca berries. |
| In 1442, the Incas began their far-reaching expansion | | | | The Golden Inca berries are now recognized as one |
| under the command of Pachacutec, whose name | | | | of the most flavor-packed berries in the entire planet. |
| means earth-shaker. He formed the Inca Empire which | | | | These berries are also a stellar organic raw superfood. |
| would become the largest empire in pre-Columbian | | | | These special berries that are harvested from Peru |
| America. | | | | contain a multitude of B-vitamin complexes and are |
| Though it was in 1572 when history saw the fall of the | | | | reputed to be one of the only known plant-based |
| last of the Incas and the end of their resistance in | | | | sources of B-12. Loaded with nutrients, these |
| Vilcabamba. Their civilization ended but still some | | | | energizing berries will make our bodies happy and our |
| cultural traditions remain in several ethnic groups such | | | | tastebuds captivated like only a superfood can. |