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Cherries
...nary dishes, desserts, and beverages. This article provides an overview of cherries, including their types, nutritional benefits, cultivation, and uses. ==Types of Cherries==

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Cherry cultivars
...'', which includes both sweet cherries (''Prunus avium'') and sour or tart cherries (''Prunus cerasus''). The cultivation and development of cherry cultivars h ...origins in Europe and Western Asia. The Romans are credited with spreading cherries throughout Europe. Over centuries, selective breeding and the discovery of

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Morello cherry
...riety of [[sour cherry]] (Prunus cerasus) known for its dark red color and tart flavor. It is widely cultivated for its fruit, which is used in cooking, ba ...s are small, round fruits with a dark red, almost black color. They have a tart flavor, which makes them ideal for use in cooking and baking. The trees are

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Montmorency cherry
...e the most popular sour cherry in the country. The majority of Montmorency cherries are grown in Michigan, with other significant production in Utah, Wisconsin ...with a tart flavor that makes it ideal for use in cooking and baking. The cherries are typically harvested in late June to early July. They are high in antiox

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Cherry
| image = Cherries summerland.jpg | image_caption = Cherries in an orchard in [[Summerland, British Columbia]]

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Griotte de Kleparow
...flesh, which is highly aromatic and bursting with a sweet-tart flavor. The cherries are typically round or slightly heart-shaped, with a small pit in the cente Griotte de Kleparow cherries are primarily grown in the Kleparow region of Poland, where the climate and

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Sour cherry
...wn as tart cherry, is a species of [[Prunus]] in the subgenus ''Cerasus'' (cherries), native to much of Europe and southwest Asia. It is closely related to the Sour cherries require similar cultivation conditions to pears, that is, they prefer a ric

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Cherry juice
...the Prunus genus. Cherries are known for their vibrant red color and sweet-tart flavor, making them a favorite ingredient in various culinary preparations. ...ntroduced them to other parts of Europe. Over time, different varieties of cherries were developed, leading to the creation of cherry juice as a popular bevera

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Kriek
...for its distinct fruity flavor and deep red color, which it gets from the cherries. ...wed with wild yeast that naturally occurs in the region. Brewers would add cherries to their lambic beer to create a new, fruit-infused variety. This practice

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Wild Cherries
== Wild Cherries == ...will explore the characteristics, uses, and cultural significance of wild cherries.

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Prunus carolinae
...l to medium-sized tree is known for its beautiful white flowers and edible cherries. ...of fragrant white flowers in early spring, which are followed by small red cherries that ripen in late summer.

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North Star cherry
...crop of medium-sized, dark red cherries. The fruit is known for its sweet-tart flavor, and is excellent for eating fresh, as well as for cooking and prese The cherries produced by the North Star Cherry tree are versatile and can be used in a v

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Evans Cherry
...followed by bright red cherries in the summer. The fruit is known for its tart flavor, making it ideal for use in pies, jams, and other culinary applicati ...an be used to make jams, jellies, and preserves. Beyond culinary uses, the cherries can also be fermented to produce cherry wine and other alcoholic beverages.

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Fruit beer
...s and figs. In medieval Europe, brewers would sometimes add fruits such as cherries or raspberries to their beers to enhance the flavor. ...his type of beer is often brewed with sour cherries, which give the beer a tart, fruity flavor. The most famous example of this type of beer is the Belgian

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Kriek lambic
...flavor, which is a result of fermenting [[lambic beer]] with sour Morello cherries. This traditional brewing method has its roots in the Pajottenland region o ...wers have experimented with different varieties, including cultivated sour cherries.

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Cherry trees
...n juicy flesh. The color of the cherry fruit can range from yellow through red to nearly black. ...acteristics and uses. Sweet cherries are typically eaten fresh, while sour cherries are more often used in cooking and baking. Some of the most popular cultiva

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Regina cherry
...h of the Regina cherry is dark red, dense, and offers a sweet yet slightly tart flavor, which is highly sought after by cherry enthusiasts. The trees are m Regina cherries thrive in temperate climates and require a certain number of chilling hours

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BridgePort Brewing Company
* [[BridgePort Kingpin]]: A red ale with a rich malt profile and a balanced hop bitterness. ...ePort Stumptown Tart]]: A sour ale brewed with local cherries, giving it a tart and fruity flavor.

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Plum cultivars
...nt fruit crops like [[peach]]es, [[nectarine]]s, [[almond]]s, and [[cherry|cherries]]. The cultivation of plum trees not only provides fruits of high nutrition ...[[Victoria Plum|Victoria]]''': Known for its large size, yellow flesh, and red or mottled skin. It is versatile, being excellent for eating fresh, cooking

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Coffea excelsa
...ters in height. It has elliptical leaves and white flowers. The fruits, or cherries, are larger than those of other coffee species and contain two seeds, commo ...vor profile that is distinct from other coffee species, often described as tart and fruity with a light body and bright acidity.

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