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What's your favorite berry?
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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!