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Blueberries are a berry of the Vaccinum plant (blueberry bush). Berries are pea-sized, round, and usually dark blue or indigo in color. Use this tag for questions about selecting, identifying, storing, preparing, replacing or cooking with blueberries as a star ingredient. Questions about dishes which include blueberries, but are not focused on blueberries, should not use this tag.
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How can I aquire (not avoid) sour blueberries?
If I'm specifically looking for sour blueberries, what can I do to best avoid the sweet ones?
If buying from the store, do I just look for berries that are more red? …
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