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Suggested by RimeRift !

Gore berries are bright red and have thin, fragile skin. When punctured, they "bleed" a sweet, wine-colored juice that tastes similar to cranberries (except so much sweeter). It's not uncommon for the bushes they grow on to be slightly swamped with reddish mud due to damage sustained from just existing in the wild. Keke commonly harvest these for their juice. They may also be used in baking, but you have to watch out for the excessive amount of liquid if you don't want your food to be crazy soggy. Bushes grow in fields or forested areas with high to mild temperatures. Despite the mess the berries make, the bushes are fairly hardy and will crop up everywhere if you let them

Description

Suggested by RimeRift !

Gore berries are bright red and have thin, fragile skin. When punctured, they "bleed" a sweet, wine-colored juice that tastes similar to cranberries (except so much sweeter). It's not uncommon for the bushes they grow on to be slightly swamped with reddish mud due to damage sustained from just existing in the wild. Keke commonly harvest these for their juice. They may also be used in baking, but you have to watch out for the excessive amount of liquid if you don't want your food to be crazy soggy. Bushes grow in fields or forested areas with high to mild temperatures. Despite the mess the berries make, the bushes are fairly hardy and will crop up everywhere if you let them