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Costco has had these recently as pineberries. So maybe they are at-risk in Chile but not at-risk of being cultivated elsewhere. As for the taste, like a mix of
by robg 2y ago
Costco has had these recently as pineberries. So maybe they are at-risk in Chile but not at-risk of being cultivated elsewhere.
As for the taste, like a mix of strawberry and pineapple. Solid but not worth the added cost over strawberries.
- what-is-water 2y agoIt's not the same. Taken from the article: > In the U.S., pineberry goes by the name “hula berry” and made waves after appearing (in plant form) in stores like Home Depot and Walmart. > Like the garden strawberry, however, both of these fruits are a Fragaria x ananassa hybrid. They’re not the pineapple-scented fruit from Chile