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Fresh Blackberries
There's a new crop in from Mexico. Incredibly juicy, sweet and the size of my thumb. Cheap too at 0.67 per 5oz./170g package.
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How big is your thumb? :p
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Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 17638868)
How big is your thumb? :p
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Ah, lucky you, our season for them is well gone. We are lucky, though, the wild brambles around here are wonderful!
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Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker
(Post 17638831)
There's a new crop in from Mexico. Incredibly juicy, sweet and the size of my thumb. Cheap too at 0.67 per 5oz./170g package.....
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Still beautiful, delicious and available at the Santa Monica Farmer's Market. I'm buying a couple of baskets tomorrow AM
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Wonderful crop of blackberries in our garden this season. My wife has been making some jam with them.
The Argentinians seem to call them raspberries for some reason. :confused: |
Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker
(Post 17638831)
There's a new crop in from Mexico. Incredibly juicy, sweet and the size of my thumb. Cheap too at 0.67 per 5oz./170g package.
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] by the by, fresh copper river salmon is gone for another year. |
Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 17641960)
Wonderful crop of blackberries in our garden this season. My wife has been making some jam with them.
The Argentinians seem to call them raspberries for some reason. :confused: |
My local Meijers had these for 50 cents a carton. Yummy.
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The farmers market is into winter crops here now, the local blackberries harvested a while back, but these Mexican blackberries are really good. Better than the RIM variety ;)
I eat mexican produce all the time, it is very high quality. I even shop at the mexican market and specifically get mexican produce of some varieties, it is just better than the other stores when the farmers market doesnt have (or I didn't buy enough is the main thing!) |
Originally Posted by slawecki
(Post 17645904)
0.99 in dc. just wonderful. forget the jerk jokes, really like to know when there is a fresh food dump.
by the by, fresh copper river salmon is gone for another year. |
€2.80 for a150g punnet of Mexican blackberries in my local supermarket. Mix them with Bramley cooking apples and they make the most delicious Pie.;)
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Originally Posted by youreadyfreddie
(Post 17666380)
Where are you finding them in the DC area for that price, if you don't mind revealing your source? :) Thanks!
i saw them advertised at target $2.99 for a 12oz(that's a double pack)pack |
I'd rather have raspberries, but the blackberries are much cheaper right now.
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I love blackberry's and blackberry jam is my favorite. But I can never find fresh sweet tasting blackberry's here in Canada, don't know where they come from but they always have a sour bite to them, and I hate to put sugar on them to sweeten them up, because then they are no longer in their natural state. Blackberry's in Canada, at least in Vancouver are expenisve.
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Originally Posted by slawecki
(Post 17666944)
they were at harris teeter. this week are 2 for price of one??? who knows what that means.
i saw them advertised at target $2.99 for a 12oz(that's a double pack)pack |
Well, the price went from 0.67 cents for a 5-oz. package to $1.50 locally, but the berries themselves remain large, sweet, and tasty.
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker
(Post 17638831)
There's a new crop in from Mexico. Incredibly juicy, sweet and the size of my thumb. Cheap too at 0.67 per 5oz./170g package.
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Originally Posted by chillinthemost
(Post 17699329)
Sounds like the ones we got at Costco.
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Originally Posted by DJGMaster1
(Post 17702146)
My Costco is presently selling an 18 oz package for $2.99. Just bought a pack today.
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Originally Posted by chillinthemost
(Post 17702996)
Wow. I just bought the same pack at our Costco in IL for $4.99. Where are you located?
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Originally Posted by DJGMaster1
(Post 17702146)
My Costco is presently selling an 18 oz package for $2.99. Just bought a pack today.
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Originally Posted by DJGMaster1
(Post 17703966)
San Diego. Our Costcos normally get $4.99 for the 18 Oz blackberries, but over the past 4-6 weeks, they have dropped the price due to lots of supply.
They are tasty! |
Originally Posted by sfo
(Post 17667228)
I love blackberry's and blackberry jam is my favorite. But I can never find fresh sweet tasting blackberry's here in Canada, don't know where they come from but they always have a sour bite to them, and I hate to put sugar on them to sweeten them up, because then they are no longer in their natural state. Blackberry's in Canada, at least in Vancouver are expenisve.
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Saw reasonable priced ones at Trader Joes maybe 12 oz. for about us$4 or so.
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They went down to $1 for a 5-oz. package last week, but are back up to $1.50 today. Still very good quality, however.
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Sheesh!
I thought this was an announcement that RIM had released their newest Smartphone! |
Originally Posted by RobbieRunner
(Post 17784921)
Sheesh!
I thought this was an announcement that RIM had released their newest Smartphone! Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker
(Post 17699040)
Well, the price went from 0.67 cents for a 5-oz. package to $1.50 locally, but the berries themselves remain large, sweet, and tasty.
Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
Originally Posted by marlee1421
(Post 17940982)
They had great blackberries on my last trip to the Sheraton Sand Key in the club lounge.
They've gone up to $2 a pint here locally though, so I've made the switch to South American peaches. :( Best regards, William R. Sanders Social Media Specialist Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide [email protected] |
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