>>http://shine.yahoo.com/event/green/blueberry-imposters-fake-blueberries-may-be-in-your-packaged-foods-2446815/
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>I find that incredible. Is it really possible to put a bunch of chemicals in a packet and call if a Blueberry ?
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>FWIW the nearest equivalent here to a Blueberry is called (at least locally) a Whinberry. Fruits in late summer on the higher, heather fillled, hills, is about a quarter of the size and it takes hours to pick enough to make a pie. But they make Blueberries taste like s**t (g,d&r)

Probably what you've got are these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilberry

Around here there are lots of farmed blueberries - and I agree, they are pretty tasteless. But there are wild blueberries which can be freely picked in many places - even the North Shore mountains. They, too, are small but flavourful.

My theory is there is the same amount of flavour in any single blueberry, no matter its size :)