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What's your favorite berry?
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2023
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I don't mind blues but I always just found them kinda bland and muted. But I would eat a bunch if money was no object for the sake of variety and antioxidants :)
Fresh they’re muted yeah, cooking them seems to get the flavor to activate somehow
Its kind of an unfair comparison on my end tho cuz to me, nothing competes on the same level as raspberries. Like, they are basically perfection to me to the extent I view myself as a human version of a raspberry. A little sweet, mostly tart, fibre up the wazoo ;)
More expensive and hard to find in my experience though. The only time I see raspberries it’s a half rotten carton of 12 for twice the price of other berries
I just get good frozen. I would love to have or live near a patch and be able to pick barrels but too expensive otherwise. Also, I like to eat things in my timeframe
If you've got a garden, get some plants - they're easy to care for