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I planted a white currant bush last year and this year it gave me a couple of handfuls. They have a fresh taste like a green grape but a bit more tart. I'm in the process of drying them now so I can use them to make some currant scones

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[–] venoft@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Fact: white currants are better than red.

Because I can actually eat the white ones while the red ones are donated to the local birds.