Oh my, they do look delicious. I wonder how they would do mixed with blueberries in a pie or just them alone in a pie. I love berry pies. But I guess just eating them fresh is the healthiest way to eat them.
Oh such healthy food you say Really makes my day Yeah sure we'll go with that I wouldn't want to be a toxic cat And have you avoid me Figuring it was time to flee..haha
Oh Yumm!! We just got back from a little trip to Santa Barbara, when my dearest preached at a Retirement Center for a friend who is the Chaplin had knee surgery.
On the way home we stopped at a delightful fruit stand, and I got juicy peaches, sweet navel oranges, the yellow squash, giant beefstake tomatoes.... I can't can't wait to get in the kitchen!!!! Nothing is better than FRESH!
I know you'd rather pop a pill than a blackberry. As you think they are rather hairy. The freshness would probably cause a vein to pop and after fainting you would drop! Then a fit you would throw as you laid on the floor. lol....
You've been reading my sidebar I see! No, toxic you could never be! And you know I think it's so since I'm always at your show! Heck, I'm still humming your tune. The family thinks I'm a loon!
I'm sure your floor is at least clean So if I started having a fit like a jumping bean I wouldn't have to worry about germs getting on me Not flaring up my ocd So it just be the pain Of popping a vein Oh look what your food will do Yep read it and laughed as it applies to you know who Look my song made you a loon Maybe I should make a full blown cartoon..haha
Christian ~ they are very juicy and sweet!...except for one that was really sour. You should have seen my face,..it was as if I had bitten into a lemon. hahaha.
Those are enormous!!! Love how all your cats sleep--none of them seem to have much trouble getting comfortable. Wonderful 1919 header picture--such a treasure to have. Have a lovely week. Mickie :)
Hi! Betsy...I have to second the notion and agree that the blackberries are very huge and I bet they taste very good too! Thanks, for sharing! deedee ;-D
Grown in CA, oh my, I now feel the urge to try and find a farmer's market to see if they have any. They used to have one in the city beside us but it was closed down to build new houses. With over 37 million people in this state they kept building houses. Now we have too many houses and no one buying. They should have left the farmer's market.
Sometimes Costco sells some nice fresh berries, but I know they will not be as fresh as the ones you bought. I guess I will have to check around. Maybe try this expensive organic grocery store a few cities over.
I do have some frozen blueberries and a cobbler does sound good.
Wow! They are huge, Betsy! And...yummy looking! We are having a Kitty Cat Linky Party to celebrate Baby Kitty's birthday this Friday! Bring your babies and come on over!...hugs...Debbie
Hi Betsy, I love blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, etc. I love your pictures, Betsy!! I have found your blog very interesting, and I've decided to follow it. I hope and pray that you may join my poetry blog. Thanksforthegiftoflife.blogspot The Lord is with you and your dear family at all times. God bless you, Betsy!! In God's Garden, Poet Starry Dawn.
They look wonderful - my mother used to make the most delicious blackberry pies : I am determined to have a go at making one this year. Hopefully I will be able to find some berries as fabulous as those.
I love blackberries! I miss just walking out in the fields and picking all I wanted. It hurts paying so much at the store, but still I do because they taste so good!
I couldn't resist these huge blackberries at the grocery
I've never seen blackberries that huge! Yum.
ReplyDeleteOh my, they do look delicious. I wonder how they would do mixed with blueberries in a pie or just them alone in a pie. I love berry pies. But I guess just eating them fresh is the healthiest way to eat them.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Mrs. U ~ I bet they would be delish! I've made blackberry crisp many times...yum.
ReplyDeleteThey were grown in California...I thought of you!
Oh such healthy food you say
ReplyDeleteReally makes my day
Yeah sure we'll go with that
I wouldn't want to be a toxic cat
And have you avoid me
Figuring it was time to flee..haha
Wow - they are huge!
ReplyDeleteOh Yumm!! We just got back from a little trip to Santa Barbara, when my dearest preached at a Retirement Center for a friend who is the Chaplin had knee surgery.
ReplyDeleteOn the way home we stopped at a delightful fruit stand, and I got juicy peaches, sweet navel oranges, the yellow squash, giant beefstake tomatoes.... I can't can't wait to get in the kitchen!!!! Nothing is better than FRESH!
Wanda ~ it all sounds wonderful! It's the best part of summer, I think!
ReplyDeleteThose are huge! Definitely one of my favorite snacks, good for you.
ReplyDeletePat ~
ReplyDeleteI know you'd rather pop a pill than a blackberry.
As you think they are rather hairy.
The freshness would probably cause a vein to pop
and after fainting you would drop!
Then a fit you would throw
as you laid on the floor.
lol....
You've been reading my sidebar I see!
No, toxic you could never be!
And you know I think it's so
since I'm always at your show!
Heck, I'm still humming your tune.
The family thinks I'm a loon!
I'm sure your floor is at least clean
ReplyDeleteSo if I started having a fit like a jumping bean
I wouldn't have to worry about germs getting on me
Not flaring up my ocd
So it just be the pain
Of popping a vein
Oh look what your food will do
Yep read it and laughed as it applies to you know who
Look my song made you a loon
Maybe I should make a full blown cartoon..haha
If a cartoon you make
ReplyDeletemy head will shake
as I'm sure it would be funny
just include my bunny!
Oh boy, oh boy (oh boy, oh boy)... you are driving me crazy with those luscious looking berries.
ReplyDeleteYep, dem's big'uns, awright!
ReplyDeleteThey are very large berries. I love your kitten photos. Our set of four have gone to another part of town as the mother decided to move them.
ReplyDeleteLD ~ aww...too bad about the kittens. I keep expecting them to be gone, but every morning, they are still here!
ReplyDeleteChristine ~
ReplyDeleteI'll make coffee...you bring some whipped cream. We could polish them off over fun conversation, don't you think?
I'm so there!!!
ReplyDeleteChristine ~ what will it take...4 days of driving? ha. You better fly!
ReplyDeletethose are huge...speaking my language betsy...love me some berries...
ReplyDeletewow! they are huge....so good, too - they are so good fresh!
ReplyDeletethose are simply beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gigantic berries! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHoly Smokin' ROCKETS - huge berries! I hope they taste as good as they look - Delicious!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS blackberries. They are SO good for you. Dyk WW doesn't even count fruit in it point anymore. Hooray for blackberries.
ReplyDeleteThose are HUGE. I'll bet they're juicy and sweet... I'd be popping them like candy too.
ReplyDeleteChristian ~ they are very juicy and sweet!...except for one that was really sour. You should have seen my face,..it was as if I had bitten into a lemon. hahaha.
ReplyDeleteThose are enormous!!! Love how all your cats sleep--none of them seem to have much trouble getting comfortable. Wonderful 1919 header picture--such a treasure to have. Have a lovely week. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteThey had some of these giant beauties at the farmer's market yesterday.
ReplyDeleteHi! Betsy...I have to second the notion and agree that the blackberries are very huge and I bet they taste very good too!
ReplyDeleteThanks, for sharing!
deedee ;-D
Grown in CA, oh my, I now feel the urge to try and find a farmer's market to see if they have any. They used to have one in the city beside us but it was closed down to build new houses. With over 37 million people in this state they kept building houses. Now we have too many houses and no one buying. They should have left the farmer's market.
ReplyDeleteSometimes Costco sells some nice fresh berries, but I know they will not be as fresh as the ones you bought. I guess I will have to check around. Maybe try this expensive organic grocery store a few cities over.
I do have some frozen blueberries and a cobbler does sound good.
God bless.
Wow! They are huge, Betsy! And...yummy looking! We are having a Kitty Cat Linky Party to celebrate Baby Kitty's birthday this Friday! Bring your babies and come on over!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous... it looks to be very tasty !
ReplyDeletePierre
Hi Betsy,
ReplyDeleteI love blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, etc.
I love your pictures, Betsy!!
I have found your blog very interesting, and I've decided to follow it. I hope and pray that you may join my poetry blog.
Thanksforthegiftoflife.blogspot
The Lord is with you and your dear family at all times.
God bless you, Betsy!!
In God's Garden,
Poet Starry Dawn.
yeah indeed berries are too tasty to resist :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! Those are gorgeous and definitely for eating!!! Yum for sure!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
They look wonderful - my mother used to make the most delicious blackberry pies : I am determined to have a go at making one this year. Hopefully I will be able to find some berries as fabulous as those.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! Those things are HUGE! and, so beautiful! I want some! LOL! I know they must taste heavenly. blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! We have blackberries at The Glen that are not NEARLY ripe yet...and 1/4th the size!
ReplyDeleteDebbie ~ a cat party...oh that sounds fun! :)
ReplyDeleteMrs. U ~ I always freeze the summer berries. So nice to have them to use in the winter!
ReplyDeleteWow! those are huge blackberries...almost as big as my miniature watermelons. :)
ReplyDeleteMagpie ~ lol....you're so funny! Those mini watermelons are so cute! I have to buy the huge ones for this big family! :)
ReplyDeleteWow those are some blackberries!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are huge and one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteI love blackberries! I miss just walking out in the fields and picking all I wanted. It hurts paying so much at the store, but still I do because they taste so good!
ReplyDeleteThose look yummy, but they're very expensive here in our shops. The free-for-picking wild ones seem often to be hard and sour these days.
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