What is the most delicious, yet obscure berry?

Question

Obviously this means there can be no rasp, straw, black, or blue.

Answer 1

Huckleberries.

Answer 2

Mullberries.  They are very underrated, and very medieval (Mulberry wine was William the Conquorer's favourite).  They do grown on ornamental mulberry trees in people's gardens.  If you're lucky you know somewhere a full-size tree is growing.  They make wonderful jelly because of their high pectin content.  They can also be used in most recipies that call for some sort of berry.

Answer 3

My fave berry is the currant. Its not too obscure, we'd pick them off my neighbors bush in WA state. But you dont see it too much. It makes awesome jelly, and I just found dried currants in the raisin section. They are super tiny....I like fresh better.

Answer 4

i don't remember the name but it was yellow and came from india. it was like better than chocolate!  

Answer 5

black berry

Answer 6

PINEAPPLE!!! YUM! Especially fresh from Hawaii when you're actually in Hawaii! That's my favorite fruit.

Lots of Love,

Angie

Answer 7

Boysenberries ..... they're similar to blackberries, with a touch of a raspberry flavor to them.  They're a hybrid, invented by Knott (of Knott's Berry Farm); and may only be available in Southern California.  Knott's Berry Farm sells boysenberry jam though; and their pies are their specialty

Answer 8

goji berries

Answer 9

Lingonberries

They are Swedish and they make THE BEST jam ever!