Re: ATM Bilberry works - Feedback? OT for real.

[Guy Brandenburg <gfbranden@earthlink.net>]

I've eaten wild huckleberries on the Appalachian Trail in Maryland, and
it seemed to me that they were NOT quite as good as either wild or tame
blueberries, and had much larger seeds, sort of gritty-like.
Guy

The Silent Observer wrote:
> 
> mjc5 wrote:
> >
> >         What I want to know is... do Bilberries taste good?
> >
> >         - Mike -
> 
> Well, to someone who grew up on north Idaho huckleberries, they're a
> little anemic -- in this country, they're more commonly called
> blueberries, and you've almost certainly eaten them in pancakes,
> waffles, or muffins.
> 
> Too bad huckleberries are so hard to come by -- either hours of picking
> or paying someone for their hours picking.  They have ten times the
> flavor of domestic blueberries.