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Cloudberries with elk? That's highly unusual... I'd think of lingonberries or a rowanberry jelly. But my wife said - why not? The normal use in Norway, however, is for desserts or jams/marmalades. Anders
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Hi Mark, our wild blueberry plants grow up to 20-30cm in heigth (8-12") and berries are about 4-5mm in radius (0.2") - are you sure about your 2-3 mm (0.1")? Anders
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Hi again European blueberry: Vaccinium myrtillis - Bilberry, whortleberry in the US.
And to get back to topic - Norway used to export quite a lot of blueberry juice to Germany and other northern red wine producing nations... ;-) Anders