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What is your favorite way to eat Blueberries?

 
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What is your favorite way to eat Blueberries?

Mine: Blueberry muffins
Top ice cream
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Throw those bad boys into some pancake batter! What a treat!

I had to be different from my brother as a child, he would get chocolate chips in his pancakes and I would always get blueberries. So good.
 
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Wild lowbush berries, trailside, right off the plant and into my mouth. Hopefully they're starting to dry a little because it's late in the season.

I'm specifically thinking about the bushes that grow around the rocky edges of this granite clearing (Right here, if anyone needs that much precision: https://maps.app.goo.gl/AstCaUQdZQMjLZzJ8):
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In cooked, not intant rolled oats!
 
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Toss a dozen into a small glass of cold almond milk, shovel into mouth with spoon. Repeat until smiling.

There's so many, I almost think this thread could be named "What Isn't your favorite way..."   Maybe with pickles?
 
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