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PineBerry Anyone??
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31-03-2010 10:42am#1Sorry if this is in wrong Forum. But came across this in the news today!
Q.Why would you want a Strawberry that taste like a pineapple Seriously? Anyone in OA Like to try one:)
what looks like a strawberry, but is white and tastes like a pineapple?
A pineberry, of course.
The berries will go on sale in 45 Waitrose stores for the next five weeks
The freaky fruit will go on sale at selected Waitrose stores from today.
While the delicacy might look like a faded strawberry, it is said to have the exotic flavour and smell of a pineapple.
If the pineberry tantalises your tastebuds, you best be quick - they are only in season for the next five weeks.
The fruit, which has the same genetic make-up as the common strawberry, originated in South America where it grew wild.
It had been near to extinction until seven years ago when Dutch farmers saved it.
Now it is grown commercially in glasshouses, turning from green to white and are ripe when the seeds turn dark red.
Waitrose fruit buyer Nicki Baggott said: "Pineberries offer our customers the chance to add a new fruit into their diet and the berry's bright appearance can add an unusual decoration to sweet dishes.
"As the summer unfolds we won't be surprised to hear that our customers are inviting their friends over for pineberry pavlovas, punch or serving them up with yogurt for a lighter alternative."
:: A 125g punnet of pineberries will sell for £2.99 until April 13, and afterwards for £3.99.0
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