Kitchen

[fthunt]

Jimmy The Baker's muffins - Black Berry ones to be specific.  Now I know why Blue Berries often used in baked goods.  The "Blues" smash down =  no seeds.  Not the same for Black Berries - caution - you chomp away and suddenly your teeth can't meet.  (uppers and lowers)   Seeds - whole Black Berries according to the Baker.   I guess it could do damage to (whatever)  is in your mouth...but it's very distressing after paying $$.

(might also damage children's young teeth)

[Imaoldhippie]

I thought everyone one was aware of that.  Also, red raspberries have seeds.  You can buy seedless black & red raspberry jams and jellies but they are more expensive.

[Still Raining]

No, the seeds are very small.  They do not damage teeth.

Around here they are a pest found in disturbed soil.  A favorite thing is to amble out with a wagon, pails, kids and dogs for an afternoon.  Jam here we come.  Just pick higher than a dog, if you get my drift.

One dog is so funny, she bares her teeth and gets one, just one, from amongst the thorns.

[spent2much]

LOL  If we have teeth?  I think most of us have teeth of some sort or another!

I ordered the blackberry loaves and I appreciate your warning.  Thanks!

[ECBG]

You post made me revisit the wild raspberries a friend gave us.  I had a bowl of raspberries and milk and the small wild ones are pure seeds!  I threw them out!

[CelticCrafter]

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@Still Raining wrote:

No, the seeds are very small.  They do not damage teeth.

Around here they are a pest found in disturbed soil.  A favorite thing is to amble out with a wagon, pails, kids and dogs for an afternoon.  Jam here we come.  Just pick higher than a dog, if you get my drift.

One dog is so funny, she bares her teeth and gets one, just one, from amongst the thorns.

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I beg to differ.

[vabreeze]

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@spent2much wrote:

LOL  If we have teeth?  I think most of us have teeth of some sort or another!

I ordered the blackberry loaves and I appreciate your warning.  Thanks!

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@spent2much😄😁😁😁😁😃

[rms1954]

How could a little seed damage your tooth?  

[AuntG]

That's why I get seedless jams. 

[EatWell]

The seeds are so small they can lodge between your teeth and gums.  Rots your teeth and gums.   Unless you floss religiously.