Where to buy the best-tasting strawberries in Southeast Florida?
You may have seen a discussion on the General Chowhounding Topics board arguing that "Strawberries have no flavor anymore."
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7052...
I agree with the Chowhound who started that thread that the strawberries sold in supermarkets nowadays are awful.
Where are the best places to find sweet, flavorful strawberries in South Florida? And when's the best time of year to look for them?
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I second the vote on Burr's we go every weekend when they open sometime in November and they try to go until Mother's Day. Great family and they have added a beautiful sitting/picnic area. Great produce there too. There is also Knaus in the Redlands there you can pick your own strawberries which are super juicy and the bakery items are addicting and great produce there as well. Like Burr's they do not open til mid November. http://www.redlandriot.com/Knaus.html
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re: feelinpeckish
Right now...there are NO strawberries in Plant City.....They're out of season......My wife's catering company has been using the 3lb. cartons from Sams....they're from California....and the quality has been EXCELLENT.....They're large and plump.....
Love Burrs....gawdawful expensive....but love them......
EMac
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The best time of year was actually a few months ago. In all honesty, I've had pretty good strawberries from supermarkets (Costco especially) as long as they've been the first ones of teh local season. After that they turn meh. There's also u-pick strawberry farms too.
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re: LargeLife
Burr's grows, by far, the biggest, sweetest, and tastiest strawberries in the county. The first berries of the year are sold out of Mrs. Burr's home on early Christmas day (orders are phoned in and must be picked up at the house Christmas morning). After that, the stand is open every day until late May. It's too hot to grow them the rest of the year.
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