Have you ever seen or tried white strawberries before?

@invisiblewoman could be another variety. These were definitely strawberries.

@meggie oh

@WillaKissing slightly less sweet

@cherokeepatti seems like someplace I read that all Granny Smith trees are first cousins, as are all Gala, all Braeburn, etc. made from clippings or grafts, not seeds. All invented from the seeds once scattered by Johnny Applesee. Or is that just a fairytale?

@Heartlander Granny Smith apples were developed in Australia.

@jademonkey19 the novelty of something different🍓

@iamBen very similar. Thicker skins and not quite as sweet.

@WastedTime very good, I'd eat them again.

@caPnAhab very good

@icedsky yes they were good. Slightly different from the red ones.

@OlderSometimesWiser I've seen them for the past couple of years so thought I'd try. But a lot of things have been genetically modified over the years. Carrots and broccoli used to be purple

@meggie Yes but they were modified the old fashioned way by selective breeding of naturally occurring variants not by gene editing or gene insertion.

You can still get purple broccoli.

and carrots
Just not everywhere.

@ninalanyon yes you can on market days here sometimes or posh shops like waitrose do them sometimes

@Felina very good

@HotPizza71 we go to a pick your own strawberries farm in season and eat more than we buy. I dont feel guilty as they cant get the foreign labourers to pick them, so.a lot were rotting.

@smiler2012 yeah they were good.

@meggie hope you enjoyed them

@smiler2012 look for them in the markets.