>>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)

Not possible.

Or maybe it is. One of my breakfast staples is something I call breakfast shake. (Ironically enough, I got it from a biography of John Belushi. It was something his wife made for him when she was trying to keep him alive). Orange juice, yogurt, bananas, blueberries or strawberries, and wheat germ. Pop it all in the blender and Bob's your uncle. (I have always liked that phrase although I have no idea what it means). At the time I was dating a health nut and she patiently explained to me that every part of that recipe was bad for me, generally on the grounds of too much sugar. Spoilsport.