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Difference between black rasp. & blackberries
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Ange
Aug 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/10/00
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I am curious. What is the difference between black raspberries and
blackberries? Do they taste different?
blackberries? Do they taste different?
Ange
Thierry Gervaise
Aug 11, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/11/00
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>I am curious. What is the difference between black raspberries and
>blackberries? Do they taste different?
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They are TOTALLY different berries with equally different tastes.
Black raspberries are more akin to red raspberries than to
blackberries.
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Thierry Gervaise
says...
>I am curious. What is the difference between black raspberries and
>blackberries? Do they taste different?
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>Ange
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Black raspberries are more akin to red raspberries than to
blackberries.
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Thierry Gervaise
"One man's meat is another man's poison"
- Oswald Dykes, English writer, 1709.
Tom
Aug 13, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/13/00
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Yes they are different (I prefer black raspberries smaller seeds more punch)
In my neck of the woods, Illinois, black raspberries are finished and
blackberries are in. The way I tell them apart (outside of flavor and
texture) is when you pick a black raspberry a small cone is left on the
plant, when you pick a blackberry it comes off the stem square or with no
cone remaining.
Tom
> >I am curious. What is the difference between black raspberries and
> >blackberries? Do they taste different?
In my neck of the woods, Illinois, black raspberries are finished and
blackberries are in. The way I tell them apart (outside of flavor and
texture) is when you pick a black raspberry a small cone is left on the
plant, when you pick a blackberry it comes off the stem square or with no
cone remaining.
Tom
> >I am curious. What is the difference between black raspberries and
> >blackberries? Do they taste different?
> They are TOTALLY different berries with equally different tastes.
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