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What's your Favorite Berry ??

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What's Your Most Favorite Berry ?

Poll ended Thu Sep 15, 2016 09:52  »  Voted by 30 members  »  Single-choice
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#1 by RoseGold » Fri Jun 10, 2016 11:07

My favorite is strawberry, :D but I also make mixed berry salads, blackberry cobblers, and my own smoothies. So all berries taste good to me :) and good for my health :thumbup: Nothing like fresh berries in the summertime.
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#2 by zegon » Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:21

rosegold wrote: My favorite is strawberry, :D but I also make mixed berry salads, blackberry cobblers, and my own smoothies. So all berries taste good to me :) and good for my health :thumbup: Nothing like fresh berries in the summertime.

I do not know what the Black- and Raspberry is for kind of fruit berries in Swedish , probably the same berries in English :roll: , but i do not know how they look.

Do you have pictures of the berries , because i can not search Google.

But can one say '' Black ''-berry , here in Sweden we would probably have been forced to change its name to '' colored ''-berry.

So i have to put my vote on Trump.
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#3 by BouldRake » Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:41

Deadly nightshade.
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#4 by Leloes » Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:43

All but strawberry, blackberry and blueberry mostly.
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#5 by RoseGold » Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:49

Well zegon, I don't have a picture at the moment, blackberries to me are such a deep purple they look black and have very tiny seeds inside, that will make you want to pick your teeth if you eat them. Raspberries are a dark mauve deep pink in color and not too sweet. Hopefully another member has a picture to share.. and Yes Thumbs Up :thumbup: For Trump... :D
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#6 by zegon » Fri Jun 10, 2016 13:02

rosegold wrote: Well zegon, I don't have a picture at the moment, blackberries to me are such a deep purple they look black and have very tiny seeds inside, that will make you want to pick your teeth if you eat them. Raspberries are a dark mauve deep pink in color and not too sweet. Hopefully another member has a picture to share.. and Yes Thumbs Up :thumbup: For Trump... :D

Okay , we'll see what can come up ...

My brain is trying to tell me that Blackberry is called Bearberry here in Sweden , but i just think it is trying to lure me again , so i do not go for it , i just close my eyes so it will soon be over.
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#7 by tasman1 » Fri Jun 10, 2016 21:22

All , just not Trumpberry and Clintonberry
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#8 by RoseGold » Fri Jun 10, 2016 21:45

Okie Dokie :P
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#9 by tasman1 » Fri Jun 10, 2016 22:04

rosegold wrote:
tasman1 wrote: All , just not Trumpberry and Clintonberry

I don't like Clintonberries either :thumbdown: ....But Trumpberries will give us the best variety :lol: :lol:

a bit sour
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#10 by pindokhan123 » Fri Jun 10, 2016 23:02

berries are good for you,plentyof vitamin c and loadsa tangy goodness,mind you seeds cannot be digested as they come out the rear end bigger than they went in :D

but good for the bowels,makes em work harder to relieve you sweetly :thumbup:


i like gooseberries too,get loads in england ,rose,you get em in your country? they are kinda green with faint white lines,seeds inside ,sweet and sour,makes a good gooseberry pie tho,with lashings of custard yummy!
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#11 by RoseGold » Sat Jun 11, 2016 09:38

pindokhan123 wrote: berries are good for you,plentyof vitamin c and loadsa tangy goodness,mind you seeds cannot be digested as they come out the rear end bigger than they went in :D

but good for the bowels,makes em work harder to relieve you sweetly :thumbup:


i like gooseberries too,get loads in england ,rose,you get em in your country? they are kinda green with faint white lines,seeds inside ,sweet and sour,makes a good gooseberry pie tho,with lashings of custard yummy!

Not sure about gooseberries, haven't seen any in the stores
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#12 by zegon » Sat Jun 11, 2016 10:06

rosegold wrote:
pindokhan123 wrote: berries are good for you,plentyof vitamin c and loadsa tangy goodness,mind you seeds cannot be digested as they come out the rear end bigger than they went in :D

but good for the bowels,makes em work harder to relieve you sweetly :thumbup:


i like gooseberries too,get loads in england ,rose,you get em in your country? they are kinda green with faint white lines,seeds inside ,sweet and sour,makes a good gooseberry pie tho,with lashings of custard yummy!

Not sure about gooseberries, haven't seen any in the stores

In Sweden we call gosseberries for Krusbär.

Gosse have nothing to do with a bird.

But these berries '' are equally '' sour '' as my neighbor.

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#13 by cookin2 » Sat Jun 11, 2016 10:08

Absolutely love berries! And it is the season for them. My daughter has bushes in the back yard that she lovingly tends to - she has quite the green thumb :lol:

Blueberries are my favorite, so good, especially in pies :D

Zegon, just for you :lol:

raspberry


blackberry - here in the US we're ever so politically correct, saying "colored" is frowned upon , but we can say blackberry without offending anyone

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#14 by cookin2 » Sat Jun 11, 2016 10:19

Found bearberry! I'm not at all familiar with them. The plant and berries remind me of holly that we have here. But you can't eat holly berries.

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#15 by RoseGold » Sat Jun 11, 2016 10:56

Hello cookin2, Thanks for posting the pics of these berries ;) Yes bearberries do look like holly berries, and can't eat those. Thanks to Zegon too for posting gooseberries :thumbup: I've never had those
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#16 by zegon » Sat Jun 11, 2016 11:07

cookin2 wrote: Absolutely love berries! And it is the season for them. My daughter has bushes in the back yard that she lovingly tends to - she has quite the green thumb :lol:

Blueberries are my favorite, so good, especially in pies :D

Zegon, just for you :lol:

raspberry


blackberry - here in the US we're ever so politically correct, saying "colored" is frowned upon , but we can say blackberry without offending anyone


Okay , i understand this better now thanks to your photos.

And it turns out that '' we '' do not have the same name on the same berries , but on different berries , but i can assume that they taste the same. :roll:

That You call Blackberry is called Bearberry in Sweden and You'r Bearberry is called Hallon here.

Funny and Amazing ... But now we know , always learn something new.
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#17 by clomax8 » Sat Jun 11, 2016 11:15

Banana.
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#18 by zegon » Sat Jun 11, 2016 11:18

@ cookin2

Twisted your arm ... :lol:

A little light assault like that ...

Thanks for your vote , appreciate it !!
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#19 by cookin2 » Sat Jun 11, 2016 11:26

I didn't explain that bearberry right :lol: sorry!

We don't have bearberries. I googled them and found that picture which I thought was of your bearberry, so I assumed that your bearberry = our holly berry. Now I see that your bearberry = our blackberry.

Using super deductive reasoning :shock: , I think that our holly berry = your Hallon

I love to learn new things, especially from different cultures/areas of our world. Thank you for sharing :D and thank you, Rosegold for starting this topic :clap:
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#20 by zegon » Sat Jun 11, 2016 11:32

clomax8 wrote: Banana.

Okay , if the bananas are bent so it's Norwegian bananas , which they called " Guleböj " ( translate : Yellowbend )

In Norway , they do not eat meat , because all are vegans there , this is why they is called that country Nor-wegian , if you did not already know.
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