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We affectionately call them “cookies and cream” berries because of their white color with little black spots, these delightful berries are a hidden gem of Aussie bush tucker!
Midyim berries, also called midgen or sand berries, thrive along the coastal regions of eastern Australia. They taste like a blueberry with a hint of eucalyptus, offering a unique and refreshing flavor that’s both sweet and slightly spicy. Indigenous Australians have enjoyed these berries for generations, not just for their taste but also for their nutritional benefits.
These little berries are packed with antioxidants, vitamins C and E, and essential minerals, making them a nutritious addition to your diet. They can help boost your immune system, improve skin health, and provide a natural energy boost.
Perfect for adding a touch of the wild to your dishes or just enjoying fresh off the bush. Next time you’re exploring the great outdoors, keep an eye out for these natural treasures!
Have you heard of these berries?
Are you growing these in your garden?
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Never even heard of such a thing... And F.Y.I. fruit being that sour means its gonna really mess up your stomach. Sometimes violently cramping up your intestines.
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@opticloki4750
7 months ago
Hmm interesting
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