...and it's not surprising with results like this!!!
posted by Mike at 10:17 PM
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
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4 Comments:
Wow!Looks fantastic!Are the ones on the left loganberries?
They certainly are - congratulations!
Oh Dear...I meant "on the right" (in this pic)!
What do they taste like?Similar to raspberries?I'm thinking of increasing our berry stock.Maybe I'll put it on the list:)
Hi KT.
They're a bit sharper than raspberries - we use them for jam and cooking rather than eating raw. They have a delicious depth of flavour and make a nice addition to the fruit available. The allotment lady freezes them whole and eats them like sweets on hot days!
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