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Thursday, July 26, 2012

{Our 2012 ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT Yield}

Regardless of the hot and dry summer in 2011, we did have some 2012 ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT Yield! Look here... 
I took these photos on June 26 but lost them... Only now I found  the file and like to show you.
Did you know about the blueberries Vaccinium corymbosum having ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT conditions? If you cannot grow your own, by all means: BUY THEM! They are so healthy.
Below this post you find two more links where you find a lot more info. The last link is showing a nice way of serving them in pretty china with antique Christofle silver.
Ours got a wash and were eaten with Trader Joe's Greek style non fat yogurt.

Did any of you harvest their own blueberries? 

Related links:
Our ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT is Ripening
Our ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT is Blooming!
1862 Christofle Sugar Sifter Spoon 'Filet Violon'

33 comments:

  1. Oh to have fresh blueberries from one's own garden! Perfect way to start the day...mid day snack anytime!! We purchase ours from the local market and at farmers markets in summer. You are absolutely correct my friend they are great with Greek Yogurt. xo hugs and blessings to you both C. (HHL)

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  2. yum! i like to eat them squashed into vanilla ice cream - or just plain.

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  3. Oh my goodness, I'll bring cake and you give me 2 lbs. of those gorgeous blueberries from your own garden! I can have them with yogurt and walnuts, or with ice cream, lol! OK, this is what I did with the egg cloche: I held the cloche up side down and filled it up with the various eggs..later I held it up side down, very carefully again and started to take the eggs out of it with a little help from hubby, lol..
    FABBY

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  4. Blueberries are little jewels, aren't they? And how pretty they look in your beautiful china with your lovely silver pieces viewed in your link. I try to eat blueberries several times a week in cereal, muffins and plain with vanilla yogurt. Mmmm. I have some bushes that I planted last year. Not too much fruit just yet, but maybe next year. Enjoy your blueberries! xx

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  5. Dear Mariette,

    I am aware of the health benefits of blueberries and although I do not have any growing, I always buy them when I see them at the greengrocers.
    You are lucky having them growing.
    Yes with yoghurt and allbran for breakfast or in muffins or just to eat.

    Hope you are having a lovely weekend
    Hugs
    Carolyn

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  6. Dear Mariette, You're photos are wonderful, so glad you found them and could share with us. Like you, I love blueberries. I usually eat a large tub of blueberry yoghurt each week. So good, so tasty, so healthy! Hope you're have a good week. Love, Kerrie

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  7. Wonderful and delicious Blueberries!
    Dearest Mariette, yes, they are so healthy! I don't have any plants yet, but I will get some for next year ....I hope they will do in our tiny garden ;O)

    have a happy week,
    love and hugs,
    Claudia

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  8. Wahnsinn, was Du für Blaubeeren hast.... bei uns ist der Sommer nicht der Hit, meine sind nicht man annähernd soweit....
    Wir hatten leider im Juni und Juli fast nur Regen....

    LG Alexia

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  9. Liebe Mariette,

    deine Beeren laden zum Essen ein.

    Viel Sonnenschein

    Elisabeth

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  10. Cara Mariette, io non ho i mirtilli ma ogni tanto li compero e mi piace tantissimo lo yogurt greco...ne mangio a kg!
    Sono contenta che sei andata a trovare Daniela e che ti piacciano le sue rose...visto che brava?
    Ti mando un abbraccio grande!
    Anna

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  11. Dearest Mariette,
    I love blueberries all the time in the morning and with out no bread too.
    I hope you having a good time.
    Thinking about you!!
    Michiko

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  12. Adoro i mirtilli!E fanno bene!Un salutone!Baci,Rosetta

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  13. Oh gosh! Those blueberries look so plump and yummy. Delicious! We can't get fresh blueberries here. If we do, they bring them from Holland and charge about $10 for a very small container. I always have frozen ones in the freezer to throw into my cereal, oatmeal or muffins. But went the store today and forgot to buy more. Will have to go back very soon. Have a great day. Tammy

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  14. I love blueberries! And Saskatoonberries and strawberries and raspberries... I bought some Prairie Berrie tea at David's tea the other day. It is fantastic ~ and so good for you.

    Oh yes, your blueberries would taste very good with yogurt! Yum! Very healthy indeed.

    xo Catherine

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  15. adoro i mirtilli!!!!!!! in vacanza ne ho mangiati tantissimi...un bacione Lory

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  16. Dearest Mariette,
    Oh, this "blueberry" we cannot find much here in Japan. We have product like yogurt and so on, though. So, I am not so much used to the taste; too bad thinking the health benefit "ANTIOXIDANT SUPERFRUIT conditions" like you said(^^;)
    Wonderful harvested well♡♡♡

    Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  17. Hoi lieve Mariette,

    Wat heerlijk dat jij deze gezonde bessen in eigen tuin kan plukken.
    Maar zie ik in jou emmer nou bosbessen(Vaccinium myrtillus)?
    of
    blauwe bessen(Vaccinium corymbosum)?
    Ze lijken namelijk op elkaar maar er zijn toch wel grote verschillen.

    Moet eerlijk bekennen dat ik wel liefhebber van blauwe bessen ben maar dan moeten ze wel 'n bereiding ondergaan hebben,gekookt,jam,of in de dikke gistpannekoekjes die niemand lekkerder kon bakken als mijn lieve schoonmoeder.

    Ook al hebben wij geen blauwe of bosbessen in eigen tuin.....plukken en heerlijke confiture maken deden we het vorige jaar wel,
    voorals je mijn posten nog wilt bekijken
    http://hoorndesovervloeds.blogspot.nl/search/label/Blauwebessen

    http://hoorndesovervloeds.blogspot.nl/search/label/Blauwe%20bessen%20confituur

    Heb het prachtige serviesgoed en zilveren lepels ook bekeken op de foto's,het was een waar genoegen!!!

    Lieve groeten,
    Ger

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  18. OOh!! Que ricas tienen una pinta super apetitosa!
    Felicidades!!
    Muchos besos!!
    Veronica.

    Los Mundos de Nika Vintage

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  19. Oh yes blueberry is very good for our health and also very yummy! I wish I could grow them myself!!

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  20. I love blueberries. My kids and I love them, but unfortunately we don't grow them. My mom tried but didn't have much luck growing them. Nice pictures!

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  21. Mmm, I love blueberries!
    Hope you will have a good harvest this year, too, dearest Mariette!!!

    xoxox Traude

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  22. Hello Darl',

    I love blue berries and all berries family.
    Nice to know this as antioxidant. I will plant them in my yard surely. I just planted red berries.
    one of my project
    huggggggggggggs..
    Ayu

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  23. Dearest Mariette
    Blueberries are both tasty and nutritious!
    They grow wild in the forests of Sweden. I like them best with sugar (!) and cold milk.
    Love
    Kajsa

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  24. Ja, ik ben er groot fan van, koop ze elke week, lekker met wat magere kwark en honing...mmmmm

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  25. Hi Mariette....blueberries are a large part of our diet. Unfortunately due to the crazy weather our wild bushes did not do very well this year. And then there are deer!
    Thanks so much for visiting my blog and following me. ......*s*

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  26. Mmmmmmm adoro i mirtilli,so che fanno molto bene alla salute e alle vene delle gambe!!;D
    Un bacio grande cara amica!!
    Sabry!!

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  27. Dearest, but then all the best to you, kisses!

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  28. Hi Mariette,how sweet of you stopping by! I feel a bit better today.. so here I am admiring your gorgeous and stunning pictures....
    Have a wonderful day.
    Love from me.

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  29. Lovely pictures and I pick blueberries in the forest. I like them with milk.

    Hugs
    Elna

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  30. I have my own frits and vegetables, who my daughter like so much. It is organic food. We have strawberries, rosebberies, peaches, apples and Bleberrie, but in the Serbia blueberries is wilde frut, too. They are growing in high mountains.

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