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From: jmc on 8 Dec 2007 08:35
Suddenly, without warning, Vanny exclaimed (12/8/2007 3:20 AM):
> I assume that black raspberries translates into blackberries for we island
> dwellers.
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/bloghealth/?bbPostId=B54r5xNa6aHqB7pFxmqdnk72Cz6YS8qmCuGi8BzKegSajmk4J&bbParentWidgetId=B7vTq211WR1v6GHdP9Zdm1e
>
> Black Raspberries May Protect Against Esophageal Cancer (Barrett's
> esophagus)
> Blog Name: Eating Fabulous
> Friday, December 07, 2007
>

Actually, no. Black raspberries are raspberries that are, well, black.
Same shape and consistency as a raspberry, not bigger and firmer as
blackberries are.

Unless, of course, the black raspberry bush I thought I found when I was
a kid, was actually called something else. :)

jmc
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