My friend S and I noticed these goldenberry samples at a grocery store on the weekend and we liked them. The food demonstrator said they are a cross between a gooseberry and a cherry tomato. I don't know if that is true. From what I can google they come from South America, a country such as Brazil. They seem to have many health benefits.
And here we are at the end of another month, we are enjoying summery temperatures already.
And here we are at the end of another month, we are enjoying summery temperatures already.
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Ive never seen those berries before. Here we're in the middle of a huge, tropical heatwave. Hugs, Valerie
Never heard of goldenberries. I'll check them out.
Do they taste sweet? Or tomatoey?
God bless.
Yes they taste good, we get them here as well, they are packed in mixed packages of tomatoes!
Happy day! Hugs Susi
I've never tried these. I'll look for them at the market.
A type of tomato? Must check them out!
Can you believe it's the last day of May!!!
Where do the days, weeks and months go ...
All the best Jan
They sure sound interesting! I love cherry tomatoes but I've never tasted gooseberries. Pretty color.
Hugs💮
Their season is short and the demand is niche, which is way most people are unaware of them
oh no Valerie
sweet, very delicious actually
I've never heard of them before. The cross hybrids growers come up with is fascinating.
Have never tried them either. Look tasty.
nope, not related to gooseberries, the demonstrator needs to do some more research lol
They make for a pretty picture. I think I have seen these in the stores. I will have to try them next time I go shopping.
I've never heard of them, but I bet they're yummy!
Interesting Christine. I was wondering what they'd taste like and I saw your answer that they were sweet. Always beaut to find something different!
I see I"m not the only one that's never heard of them! I like the name though and would be curious to try one.
Sounds tasty! Fun to come across a new hybrid. :)
~Jess
I can’t believe it’s already June too. Those berries sound interesting. I thought they were cherries at first.
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