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Miracle Berries that turn sour sweet in tablets??

buy-miracle-fruit.com — Miracle fruit, a berry from ghana with a REALLY weird property-- after you eat it...anything once sour tastes ridiculously sweet. They have finally figured out how to put it in a tablet form, and it has been exported to the US. The look on peoples faces after eating a lemon under the effects of miracle fruit is priceless every time

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  • JagPop, on 07/20/2008, -0/+2For Heaven's Sake. I heard about these years and years ago and then news about them dropped off all radar. I had wondered what had happened to them, like they discovered side effects or something.

    Thanks for this article!
  • JagPop, on 07/20/2008, -0/+1Just now had a brainstorm. I was looking out the window and there are a couple of squirrels in one of our cherry trees. How well does this stuff work with cherries?

    One of our cherry trees has C+ tasting cherries, the other edible one, though, is sour. We don't touch the sour. Maybe this Ghana berry could be a boon to the market place for sour (sell the sour with a dusting of Ghana berry?)

    http://www.uga.edu/fruit/cherry.html

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