[–] gdebel 4y ago ↗ I had the opportunity to taste this berry where I live (French Polynesia) and indeed very surprised by its powerful sweetening effect. It looks like an under-exploited potential to me.
[–] insane_dreamer 4y ago ↗ 8 years later and this is the first time I've heard of it -- doesn't seem to have caught on in the US (at least not at the consumer level) [–] skyyler 4y ago ↗ It only exists at the consumer level as a novelty.You can get chewable tablets labelled "mberry", places like maybe Spencer's Gifts or similar tchotchke merchants.They're a fun small gift but I think their use as a sweetener is limited due to the way it changes other flavours.
[–] skyyler 4y ago ↗ It only exists at the consumer level as a novelty.You can get chewable tablets labelled "mberry", places like maybe Spencer's Gifts or similar tchotchke merchants.They're a fun small gift but I think their use as a sweetener is limited due to the way it changes other flavours.
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[ 5.3 ms ] story [ 24.4 ms ] threadYou can get chewable tablets labelled "mberry", places like maybe Spencer's Gifts or similar tchotchke merchants.
They're a fun small gift but I think their use as a sweetener is limited due to the way it changes other flavours.