No, the blue color is a sign that they are ripe. The longer the fruit stays attached to the plant the more nutrients can be infused into the fruit.
An exception to this is if the berries after being picked ripen on their own.
In general with fruits the ripe versions offer more then the unripened ones.
This reminds me of a can of blueberries. The ones that smell (and taste) like the metal can as much as they do blueberries. Needless to say it was a
Two examples are candy and soda.
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Maine does not produce the largest blueberries. In fact, Maine blueberries are on the smaller side. The larger berries usually come from Chile and New Jersey (the ones you'd find in a supermarket).
The ones wearing purple are not cardinals, they are bishops.
cuz they painted the red ones purple
purple ones
they dont only purple ones do and black ones
Purple stretch marks are new and white ones are old ones, that used to be purply but fade to white.
Neither & both. The ones that sink are ripe, the ones that float are either unripened or quite bad. They are easy enough to identify.
Only the flying ones....
The purple ones