Dream berry

Dream berry, berries
@lovebuglena (50939)
Staten Island, New York
April 7, 2026 11:57am CST
Went to Aldi yesterday and saw what look like strawberries but they are called dream berry. Maybe they are actually strawberries but dream berry is used to describe them. Decided to give them a try. A 10-ounce container cost $3.99. Seems like it’s not expensive for this but maybe I’m wrong. The dream berries are not very big in size and are delicious. Some are bright red while others are a little bit lighter. Those that are bright red are the best.
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@TheHorse (236473)
• Walnut Creek, California
7 Apr
I had not heard of these.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
7 Apr
I looked at the container and it actually says strawberries on the bottom of the label. As I’ve updated in my discussion, perhaps dream berry is just what they use to describe these strawberries.
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@TheHorse (236473)
• Walnut Creek, California
7 Apr
@lovebuglena Interesting.
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@RasmaSandra (96194)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
7 Apr
Never heard about these. Sounds interesting. I got curious and looked up dream berries online and this is what it said Dream Berry is a sweet and fruity strain that is a cross between Blue Dream and Blackberry. Its calming indica qualities prevail over its sativa genetics. The breeders at Apothecary Genetics recommend a short 6 to 7 week flowering time for indoor gardens, or the end of September for outdoor cultivation.
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@RasmaSandra (96194)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 Apr
@lovebuglena I have no idea but look what I found could it be?
https://leafwell.com/cannabis-strains/blackberry-dream
@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
9 Apr
@RasmaSandra Cannabis is not related to this. Will try to search why it’s called a dream berry.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
8 Apr
What is blue dream?
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@AmbiePam (117088)
• United States
8 Apr
They look tasty.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
8 Apr
They are. Glad I bought them.
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@JudyEv (377000)
• Rockingham, Australia
8 Apr
They look the same as strawberries. A decade ago, the huge strawberries didn't have much flavour but they're better now.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
9 Apr
Turns out they are strawberries but grown in a greenhouse.
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8 Apr
I have not eaten them but from the photo they look delicious
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
8 Apr
They are. Brighter red ones have more flavor.
@LindaOHio (218602)
• United States
8 Apr
I'm glad you enjoyed them.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
9 Apr
I got my mom a carton to try. Hope hers are good.
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@kareng (80248)
• United States
7 Apr
Or maybe the name the company gave them. Odd!
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
7 Apr
That could be but it does say strawberries on the bottom of the label. I didn’t notice that before.
8 Apr
Can you show us a picture please. I am having no luck with this at all Lena It is strawberries, isn't it
@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
8 Apr
I posted a pic with the discussion.
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@lovebuglena (50939)
• Staten Island, New York
8 Apr
Read RasmasSandra’s reply for the info.
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8 Apr
@lovebuglena Strawberries