Amoras. / myLot

Philippines

June 30, 2025 1:13am CST

Otherwise known as Mulberry. My SIL have this tree in the garden. We recently knew that this is edible. The tree has almost always has fruits in it. I wonder what can we do with this. Do you know this fruit?

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@DaddyEvil (174430)

• United States

30 Jun

I will eat a few black mulberries but I prefer the white ones. They have a better flavor. You can eat them raw or baked in a pie. You can also make jelly or preserves with mulberries.

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@DaddyEvil (174430)

• United States

30 Jun

@rakski We had white mulberry trees on our farm when I was growing up... I only saw/tried the purple mulberries after I grew up and I saw some at a friend's house.

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@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

1 Jul

@DaddyEvil nice! I hope I can taste the white one too

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

I haven't seen a white one here

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502466)

• Italy

30 Jun

Yes, I know this fruit very well. we have plenty of those trees in Italy. We make jam or jellies using those fruits and ice cream.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

Oh nice ideas

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502466)

• Italy

30 Jun

@rakski - The taste is really good.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

1 Jul

@LadyDuck oh yes, that's true

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@id_peace (17036)

• Singapore

30 Jun

it is being sold in my supermarket. Sour and expensive. Remind me of the strawberries.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

I like strawberry more than this

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (91297)

• United States

30 Jun

I do know of these..we ate them picked them as children.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

I picked out some the other day

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Honey143

@sw8sincere (6032)

• Philippines

30 Jun

Yes, I know mulberries! They’re sweet, a little tart, and great for baking. You can use them in jams, pies, smoothies, or even dry them for snacks. You’re lucky the tree fruits often.. it’s a great natural treat!

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

Nice! I think I will try jam

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@pitsipeahie (5758)

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1 Jul

We used to have it and we make jams out of it but we also just eat it as it is.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

1 Jul

I think I might try making a jam

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Baconstripsxxx

@BACONSTRIPSXXX (18112)

• Torrington, Connecticut

30 Jun

Looks like blackberries to me, one of my favorite fruits ever

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

1 Jul

But it is a bit longer I think

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

2 Jul

@BACONSTRIPSXXX it is tasty

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Baconstripsxxx

@BACONSTRIPSXXX (18112)

• Torrington, Connecticut

1 Jul

@rakski Yeah those look to be on a long vine lol I'm sure its just as tasty

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382085)

• Rockingham, Australia

30 Jun

I love mulberries. The juice stains your skin and clothes but if you rub the stain with an unripened green mulberry that will remove the stain. You can make jam with the fruit or eat them just as they are or with cream and sugar.

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rakski

@rakski (156478)

• Philippines

30 Jun

I am thinking of jam That's an awesome trick to remove mulberry stains

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