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What's your favorite berry?
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Rubus chamaemorus or cloud berry. I had it when we stayed over night in the northern Swedish mountain and it's sweet, fruity, soft and creamy at the same time. Heaven in your mouth!
Is it available in NA anywhere?
Not sure what NA is, but it's difficult to get and only grows in the northern parts of our planet:
On top of it each plant only has one berry.
Like, can you buy it in North America likely? I wanna try this now.
What berry would you compare it closest to in terms of taste/experience?
Ikea sells cloudberry jam, or at least they used to a few years ago when we impulse bought it.
Ah, according to Wikipedia there are some few states where it grows:
But not sure if you can buy it there. It's normally not cultivated but just a wild plant.
Experience I'd describe like very soft blackberry but creamy and with honey taste in it.
Very cool, obscure. Thanks!