It’s actually bilberries, not blueberries. What’s called ‘blueberries’ in the US is what we call ‘hagebær’ in Norwegian (though, confusingly, they’re sometimes called ‘blåbær’ too). They’re blue on the outside and white on the inside. The berries that grow in the wild in Norway, and that Gunnhild is picking, are called ‘blåbær’ in Norwegian and ‘bilberries’ in English. They’re blue/purple on the inside, and smaller and much tastier than American blueberries.
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Hva med blåbær/båbærsyltetøy som man får kjøpt i butikken?
Bær
bilberries = blokkbær og huckleberries = norske blåbær.
Lærte iallefall det på barneskolen der jeg er ifra, og virker som at google er enig.
Blueberries or sloe?
Blueberries
Blueberries ?
Blueberries ?
Bilberry 🙂
Japp, bilberries
Little late for blueberries
I also found blueberries yesterday
nei, fortsatt masse på Vestlandet
på telttur med? Lasse????
Ikke telttur, men fjelltur
It’s actually bilberries, not blueberries. What’s called ‘blueberries’ in the US is what we call ‘hagebær’ in Norwegian (though, confusingly, they’re sometimes called ‘blåbær’ too). They’re blue on the outside and white on the inside. The berries that grow in the wild in Norway, and that Gunnhild is picking, are called ‘blåbær’ in Norwegian and ‘bilberries’ in English. They’re blue/purple on the inside, and smaller and much tastier than American blueberries.
Hva med blåbær/båbærsyltetøy som man får kjøpt i butikken?
bilberries = blokkbær og huckleberries = norske blåbær.
Lærte iallefall det på barneskolen der jeg er ifra, og virker som at google er enig.
Nydelig bilde!
Jeg leser alltid demon gunnild ?
Memberberries
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Wow så bitter… ?