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Freeze-dried miracle berry halves that can make sour foods taste sweeter.
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A little curiosity. A pack to suit you.
Chew a berry half first, and for a while afterwards sour foods can taste sweet: a lemon, more like lemonade. Nothing is added to your food; only your taste changes.
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Cleanse your palate with a little water.
Take 1–2 halves. Chew gently, letting the berry linger in your mouth for about 30 seconds. Discard any pit if necessary.
Now bite into something sour, like a lemon: it can taste surprisingly sweet. Taste experiences vary.
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Made her birthday party a hit, and everyone loved trying the citrus.
Brooke M
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Lemons and strawberries tasted like candy. Praised the value and protective packaging.
CS
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Favourite of several brands tried; praised the crisp, properly freeze-dried berries.
AbandonedPanda
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Enjoyed fresh lemons and found the berries a fun dinner activity.
Elliot M.
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Preferred Richberry to several other brands and enjoyed making lemonade with it.
Trish
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Tried them with her teens; described lemon with sour cream as tasting like cheesecake.
Bryne Nichol
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Our journey began in 2001 on our family farm in Goa, Camarines Sur, Philippines.
Our StoryA little lemon water, a few strawberries, a favourite sour fruit. What will you try first?
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