Cranberry

I hate Cranberries!

Okay when dried, not that good in juice form (too sour).

A cousin of the blueberry, this very tart, bright red berry can still be found growing wild as a shrub, but when cultivated, is grown on low trailing vines in great sandy bogs.

Never liked the texture or the flavor that much. . .

Fantastic antioxidant, but I am speaking of the one in the can, I have never tried to make it, I also love the cranberry drink.

Cranberry juice is underrated. Tart and sweeet at the same time, and a great thirst quencher.

I love cranberry sauce and cranberry juice, and my mom has a cranberry nut bread that's out of this world.

I don't eat them fresh, but as a sidedish on the holidays. I love cranberry sauce, and the juice too.

Of course they're healthy, and I love them mixed in with other things, but what is up with Ocean Spray mixing them into EVERYTHING? A comedian once said it best: can we ratchet the cranberries down a notch?

Good and sour, just the way I like it.

CranJuice creations are hideous, but cranberries themselves are very nice. They are such a perfect part of Thanksgiving...wouldn't want to eat them year-round, though!

I don't care for the Cranberry's taste but it has a cleansing quality for women - its acidity can help prevent urinary infections which can be terribly painful.

Strong stuff. Cranberry bread and juice can be good but I think you have to add a lot of sugar. My taste-buds are sensitive to really sour stuff, so I can't enjoy these as much as some. And Craisins are one of the best snacks ever created.