What did you eat today?

[Queen Victoria]

Was lazy. Pizza, and yoghurt with forest fruits for dessert.

(CBC, you were to late, we have eaten it all  )

What is a forest fruit?  (besides a gay robin hood?)

["couldbecousin"]

Was lazy. Pizza, and yoghurt with forest fruits for dessert.

(CBC, you were to late, we have eaten it all  )

*sniff*  What are forest fruits? 

[Natalia Evans]

Scrambled eggs with cheese.
Baby food
Whole wheat bagel n light cream cheese with lettuce and tomato
Broccoli
Orange
M&Ms
Two pieces of creast bread
Pasta with cheese
Yogurt
Celery

['andersom']

forest fruits, "bosvruchten" is a word used for berries that you might find in woody areas (no, not those woody areas...) like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and small strawberries.
They use the name forest fruits to give it the idea of something romantic and wholesome I guess. Imagining people picking these fruits happily in the wild, and then making your dessert. But of course, all the fruits come from farms. Still tastes good though.

[odeon]

All kinds of leftovers from yesterday.

[richard]

chicken and watermellon

[Parts]

Non recalled eggs a peach and some candy

[Queen Victoria]

nachos and cheese and some tacos

["couldbecousin"]

All kinds of leftovers from yesterday.

Any leftovers left over? 

["couldbecousin"]

forest fruits, "bosvruchten" is a word used for berries that you might find in woody areas (no, not those woody areas...) like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and small strawberries.
They use the name forest fruits to give it the idea of something romantic and wholesome I guess. Imagining people picking these fruits happily in the wild, and then making your dessert. But of course, all the fruits come from farms. Still tastes good though.

That's so funny! I don't even picture berries growing in the forest, only on farms. If I found berries in the wild,
I'd be afraid to eat them in case they were poisonous. But I wouldn't mind a nice raspberry or strawberry dessert... 

[P7PSP]

forest fruits, "bosvruchten" is a word used for berries that you might find in woody areas (no, not those woody areas...) like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and small strawberries.
They use the name forest fruits to give it the idea of something romantic and wholesome I guess. Imagining people picking these fruits happily in the wild, and then making your dessert. But of course, all the fruits come from farms. Still tastes good though.

That's so funny! I don't even picture berries growing in the forest, only on farms. If I found berries in the wild,
I'd be afraid to eat them in case they were poisonous. But I wouldn't mind a nice raspberry or strawberry dessert... 

Blacberry's grow well in the wild.

[Queen Victoria]

chef salad

[richard]

sandwich, chips and coffee

["couldbecousin"]

forest fruits, "bosvruchten" is a word used for berries that you might find in woody areas (no, not those woody areas...) like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and small strawberries.
They use the name forest fruits to give it the idea of something romantic and wholesome I guess. Imagining people picking these fruits happily in the wild, and then making your dessert. But of course, all the fruits come from farms. Still tastes good though.

That's so funny! I don't even picture berries growing in the forest, only on farms. If I found berries in the wild,
I'd be afraid to eat them in case they were poisonous. But I wouldn't mind a nice raspberry or strawberry dessert... 

Blacberry's grow well in the wild.

I'd still want to consult a plant book before eating one, in case it was something that only *looked* like a delicious blackberry. 

['andersom']

forest fruits, "bosvruchten" is a word used for berries that you might find in woody areas (no, not those woody areas...) like blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and small strawberries.
They use the name forest fruits to give it the idea of something romantic and wholesome I guess. Imagining people picking these fruits happily in the wild, and then making your dessert. But of course, all the fruits come from farms. Still tastes good though.

That's so funny! I don't even picture berries growing in the forest, only on farms. If I found berries in the wild,
I'd be afraid to eat them in case they were poisonous. But I wouldn't mind a nice raspberry or strawberry dessert... 

Blacberry's grow well in the wild.

I'd still want to consult a plant book before eating one, in case it was something that only *looked* like a delicious blackberry. 

After having eaten a few of them, you'd go for it without checking and double checking.

I still find it strange that there are farms for blackberries and raspberries. Who would be farming them, if you can pick them for free. And yes, I know that production and harvesting and all is more controlled and more economic and such, but still find it strange. To me it is the fruit you eat during a walk, and the fruit you pick buckets full of when you want to make a nice jam.