Miracle Berry by richberry, 50-Halves, Freeze Dried Premium Fruits, 100% Real Fruit, No Preservatives, Naturally Sweetens Sour Food, Great for Snacks and Taste Tripping

I purchased these for my birthday party and we had the best time tasting all the foods! Things to know: you have to take your time chewing them. Put 2-3 pieces (each piece is one half of a berry) in your mouth and really move them around to all areas of your tongue, cheeks and palate as you chew. Don't swallow your saliva, even. Do this for at least 30 seconds. The more thorough you are, and the longer you do it, the better it works. It doesn't work the same on all ingredients for all people, either. However, the one ingredient we all agreed on was citrus. Lemons, limes and grapefruit were amazing!

Got them just before Christmas. To share as a fun game to have everyone see how sour items or things you don’t like to eat will taste sweet to you.

So far this is the best brand I found for miracle berries. I've tried at least two others. These are a little bit more on the tart side but I think it's because they might actually be ripe, they are crispy like you expect freeze-dried products to be. Some of the miracle berries bought stayed there freeze-dried and I'm sure they are but for whatever reason they they don't give you that crispiness. I will buy this again. Pro tip miracle berries make apple cider vinegar water taste like nectar practically.

Anyone that is a vegan, find some fruit and vegetables hard to stomach, this is when I result to this flavor enhancer.

Surprised that this actually worked. It does make sour very sweet!!

The pits are too much and make these unusable. They don't change the bitter flavor of the med I have to take and were a total waste of money.

I love sugar. I hate bitter things (like all vegetables, coffee, alcohol etc). So for my entire 35 years of drinking alcohol I had to ask the bartender to add lots of sugar. I bought these berries for a game we played at Christmas and the game winner left their berries. I put the bag in my purse and the next time I ordered a cocktail I did not ask for extra sugar. I ate one half berry piece and took a sip of the beverage. It was better but still too tart for me. After eating the other half of the berry, my drink was magically delicious. Tip: start slow, sometimes things taste too sweet after just a piece. After chewing the berry, let the skin marinate in your mouth, trying to get your whole tongue surface coated. (They taste delicious.)

Funny how this works and it does