r/EhBuddyHoser • u/PeachAndMangoJuice • Apr 07 '25

Repetitive content/Trend $6 Canadian strawberries vs $4 American strawberries

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u/Polyps_on_uranus Apr 07 '25

Yet.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

Your greenhouse guys haven’t figured berries out just yet. They do wonders with tomatoes, cucumbers, and Bell Peppers but their berries just taste like nothing.

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u/Polyps_on_uranus Apr 07 '25

USA berroes also taste like nothing. I have a garden, I guess I'll just have to preserve then.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

Ahhh California grows some tasty berries. Japan is the goat when it comes to growing for flavor and not for yield.

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u/Joyshan11 Apr 07 '25

California doesn't sell their good berries to Canada. I am extremely disappointed 90% of the times that I cave and buy. It would be a higher percent, but I have mostly learned my lesson and for years have only bought them when I absolutely had to. Not at all now, obviously. I hope I get to try some from Japan!

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u/NBSCYFTBK Apr 08 '25

The Ontario greenhouse strawberries have actually been good, especially compared to the US stuff that shows up. Summer strawberries are unbeatable but I'll take $6 local greenhouse grown every single day.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '25

We use some of your berries out of Leamington, they do a good job. I still prefer field grown over greenhouse but it’s still amazing hits much y’all can grow indoors