A sweet treat to bring to the holiday party!
Oishii Berries are the first berries that didn’t spoil in three…well two days.
Thank you to From the Lobby for allowing us to try Oishii Berries!
Let’s Get Into It:
What are Oishii Berries?
A sweet treat made better.
Oishii Berries is an American-based brand that focuses on creating a standard of fresh fruit with consistency and high-quality produce all year round, according to Oishii.
These berries are pesticide-free, nutrient-rich, perfectly ripe and non-GMO Project verified.
Plus, they’re always sweet!
Oishii & Smart Farm
Despite selling yummy strawberries, the brand has created the world’s first and largest indoor vertical strawberry farm.
The farm reuses its water, and uses technology to create the ideal elements like rain, air, heat, light, nourishment and natural bee pollination for growing in-season produce all year round.
Their goal is to grow the world’s most perfect fruits
“Oishii” means delicious in Japanese.
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How does it taste?
These berries were different, but in a good way. They were sweet and tasted actually pretty fresh.
Compared to the typical strawberry, you could tell that these were made differently. Texture-wise, they’re soft and not super hard and firm.
Charcuterie board, girlies unite
To all my charcuterie board girlies who want to brag about their board, these $13 strawberries are a must.
I paired this board with basic cheeses, crackers, peanuts, and olives!
Side-note bits
These strawberries lasted about a week before one decided to get moldy. I can confidently say they are long-lasting and still taste ripe!
Where to find?
Oishii Berries can be found at Westborn Market in Michigan.
Visit their website for more information!
Let’s Talk About It
Have you tried Oishii Berries?