Re: What You've just eaten thread....
Just ate some wild strawberries picked about 5 miles from here in a small forest. They are much smaller than domesticated ones that are grown in farms. But wow, they taste absolutely incredible. If you can get farm grown local strawberries they taste great (the sooner they can get to your local super market, the fresher they are and the less they have to treat them, so the nicer they are). But wild strawberries are on a totally different level. I have a real sweat tooth and love my sugary foods, but man, i would choose them over chocolate any day. The best thing is the packet said 22Kcal per 100grams.. w0000t !
If anybody here lives somewhere where they can't grow them locally due to the climate, you are missing out so much. There are strawberries all year round from Spain etc over here, but they've travelled so far and been treated so much they just taste of water. If you ever get the chance to try really local wild strawberries, do it
Just ate some wild strawberries picked about 5 miles from here in a small forest. They are much smaller than domesticated ones that are grown in farms. But wow, they taste absolutely incredible. If you can get farm grown local strawberries they taste great (the sooner they can get to your local super market, the fresher they are and the less they have to treat them, so the nicer they are). But wild strawberries are on a totally different level. I have a real sweat tooth and love my sugary foods, but man, i would choose them over chocolate any day. The best thing is the packet said 22Kcal per 100grams.. w0000t !
If anybody here lives somewhere where they can't grow them locally due to the climate, you are missing out so much. There are strawberries all year round from Spain etc over here, but they've travelled so far and been treated so much they just taste of water. If you ever get the chance to try really local wild strawberries, do it