Strawberry – Luscious Dessert Fruit

Strawberries are red, heart-shaped fruits. They are eaten fresh and are also used as a filling for pastries, pies, and cakes. Strawberries are a very popular dessert fruit.
Strawberry plants are grown in Americas, Canada, a number of European countries, parts of Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. It is a low herb plant. The flowers are mostly white and sometimes reddish. At the top of the plant is the crown, which sends out trailing vines that spread over the ground.
Strawberries are rich in vitamin C, iron, and other minerals.
Botanists do not consider strawberries to be true berries. Strawberries are actually groups of small fruits that form from a single flower.

Strawberry is considered a natural aphrodisiac. Zinc, contained in the seeds of strawberries, increases attraction in men and women. That is why the tradition of preparing a sweet strawberry soup with cream for the newlyweds before the first wedding night is still alive in France.

Amazing strawberry

Despite the fact that strawberry is sweet, it almost does not contain sugar. That’s why Hollywood beauties often are on a strawberry diet and claim that in this way you can lose 2.5 kg in 4 days.
Because of the low sugar content, strawberries are recommended even for people with diabetes!
Another plus of the strawberry diet is the B vitamins, so it is considered a natural antidepressant. People who are prone to stress and emotional overload should eat 150 grams of strawberries every day – this will help to calm down and strengthen the nervous system.

Attractive strawberry

Strawberry face mask does have unique properties. The berries contain copper, which stimulates the process of collagen production. And strawberry juice is a real fighter with pigment spots on the skin, it also narrows the pores and heals acne.
Strawberry juice whitens teeth even more effectively than expensive toothpastes. In addition, the strawberry neutralizes the bad breath.
Strawberries are the only berry with seeds outside.
In Belgium there is a whole museum dedicated to this berry.
In the Middle Ages strawberries were considered a symbol of peace and prosperity, so it was served only at important feasts for the nobles and overseas guests.

Strawberry – Luscious Dessert Fruit

Awesome strawberry

Gorgeous strawberry

Lovely strawberry

Magnificent strawberry

Monument to a strawberry in Moscow Region, Russia

Monument to strawberries in Poteet, Texas, USA

Monument to strawberries in Viljandi, Estonia

Monument to strawberry in Australia

Monument to strawberry in Viljandi, Estonia

Sweet strawberry

Tasty strawberry

Wonderful strawberry

Genetic engineering wonder Blue Strawberry
Undoubtedly, Genetic engineering works wonders! And one of these wonders – rare blue strawberry. Yes, it exists, however not in nature, but in human “kitchen gardens”. And mostly, in particular people grow strawberries for commercial cultivation for the purpose of selling to the population. Genetically modified, this strawberry is unusual, large, and sometimes even gigantic. According to scientists, the blue color is due to the gene of Arctic flounder, which makes the berry resistant to low temperatures.
Meanwhile, people as a rule, looking at food packaging prefer the inscription “Without GMOs …” Because the products grown with the help of genetic engineering are miserably studied. And no scientist will recommend such a product for sure. No one will for sure tell you what the consequences will be for you, and your children, after you eat this strawberry.

A basket of Blue strawberry

Many owners of private plots want to grow on their site something that can surprise the neighbors. Until quite recently, the neighbors could not only surprise, but even scare with purple Bulgarian pepper or a black tomato. However, today, any internet user can simply make order online, – and receive striped pink eggplants, white cucumbers, purple carrots … Seems like boasting of unusual fruits and vegetables is a thing of the past.
In fact, along with blue strawberries, there are other types of genetically modified berries. In particular, white, yellow, green and purple strawberries. However, something tells me that most people still prefer the traditional red strawberries.