They’re usually used for jams or sauces with quite a bit of sugar added.
Rare_Ambassador_7364
Aren’t they poisonous?
Legitimate_Worry_111
They taste like shit. Let the birds have em
booksandcats4life
I think those berries are generally grown for their beauty, rather than for eating. Hence the name.
GovernorSan
Yes. I made a jelly with them, and it tastes pretty good. My wife described it as similar to guava, but with a sort of floral taste. Raw they are kind of bitter/astringent tasting.
rockgiant89
I paint with these, very rich, vibrant color.
rockgiant89
Processed, with lots of sugar, they are very bland.
ionoi
Hah I got a couple of these off the clearance rack at the local greenhouse. Hope the birds like them!
ChrisUAP
Member berries
Jazzlike-Cow-925
I want to grow those too but had no idea people ate them
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You can eat those?
They’re usually used for jams or sauces with quite a bit of sugar added.
Aren’t they poisonous?
They taste like shit. Let the birds have em
I think those berries are generally grown for their beauty, rather than for eating. Hence the name.
Yes. I made a jelly with them, and it tastes pretty good. My wife described it as similar to guava, but with a sort of floral taste. Raw they are kind of bitter/astringent tasting.
I paint with these, very rich, vibrant color.
Processed, with lots of sugar, they are very bland.
Hah I got a couple of these off the clearance rack at the local greenhouse. Hope the birds like them!
Member berries
I want to grow those too but had no idea people ate them