My local Kroger was selling these for $2 a lb and I got some.
They are soooo sweet, they taste already sugared. I had inhaled two big ones before I started wondering how they did that.
Are these things genetically engineered or what? We are talking about fresh strawberries in the usual plastic things with the little green leafy beanies on, that you wash and drain and slice.
They sound tasty. It's not a variety I've heard of, so I can't answer. However, most produce has a PLU number on it - either a sticker on the fruit itself or a number on the container. If the number begins with an 8 the produce is genetically engineered. What's the number on those strawberries?
marcella
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My local Kroger was selling these for $2 a lb and I got some.
They are soooo sweet, they taste already sugared. I had inhaled two big ones before I started wondering how they did that.
Are these things genetically engineered or what? We are talking about fresh strawberries in the usual plastic things with the little green leafy beanies on, that you wash and drain and slice.
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My local Kroger was selling these for $2 a lb and I got some.
They are soooo sweet, they taste already sugared. I had inhaled two big ones before I started wondering how they did that.
Are these things genetically engineered or what? We are talking about fresh strawberries in the usual plastic things with the little green leafy beanies on, that you wash and drain and slice.
Anyone?
after you wash the 'berries dip them in sour cream and then brown sugar...very, very good.