Gooseberries

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Gooseberries

Post: # 277868Post sleepyowl »

When I was younger I didn't really like gooseberries as they seemed too sour, but as I have grown up I have found that I like them. I have bought a variety called 'Hinnonmaki Green' can you eat these off a bush or are they better cooked first?
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Post: # 277887Post okra »

If left to fully ripen on the bush they are lovely and sweet or a bit tart if picked earlier.

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Post: # 277925Post sleepyowl »

thanks
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