Haskap- A Super Fruit!

In today’s video, I'm diving into the world of Haskap berries - an incredible superfood gaining popularity for its unique taste and amazing health benefits. Plus, I'm sharing a step-by-step guide on how to make delicious homemade Haskap jam right in your kitchen! Haskaps grow well in many climates and can still do well up to zone 2. They are naturally high in pectin so my jam recipe involves only 2 ingredients.
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[@beverlymichael5830]

I have never heard of these bushes. Looks delicious.

[@alexs3447]

That jam looked very good .

[@Shawntheguy333]

Thank you for the video 😊

[@autumnsweeney62]

So glad I found your channel! Love it thank you

[@philipewer3752]

Thanks for this. (Short and sweet!)

[@TheWildYam]

Literally! You're very welcome

[@canajian]

Good mornin 🖐😎👍

[@cathylynnpietranton]

Thank you Jen. We never heard of those berries.

[@clearlybe]

Refer to these also as honey berries, french call them camerises. Checked on 2 young ones placed in full sun a month ago, no berries yet. .Will eventually make coulis ice cubes as I do with riverbank/ frost grapes, only 1-2 tbsp sugar per cup. No big gooseberry yield in 4 years, transplanted a couple of nan king cherry saplings, pondering how to clone weeping white mulberry! Yum😋

[@BucksMom218]

I have never seen these…I wish we had them. We have honeysuckles, but not these. So cool, and looks yummy! ❤️🐾🐾🥾🥾😎

[@Jipper1984]

Yes please:) it looks great.

[@bcworth444]

I tried to find / buy these some years ago with no luck. They're still not overly available in nurseries near me. Hopefully that tide is turning. Think you have to have 2 plants for pollination, if memory serves. The jam looks delicious. Have a great week!

[@marianfrances4959]

Frozen plate? Where have I been? I drop into ice water. Awesome video. Would love to try. 👍😎🇨🇦

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[@JackFish2024]

This also works with clematis plants 🌱

[@geraldinefields1730]

Thank you. I think these are called honey berries in Texas.

[@locksbog4270]

👍👍👍CJ 😃✌️💪

[@TheWildYam]

Thanks for the visit

[@JackFish2024]

To start as many as you want cut the new shoots of at the 5 or 6 leaf 🍃 stage cover to the last 2 in damp soil and you will have a never ending cycle of new plants, take some to the cabin because the price is wright.never tried the water 💦 in a glass with the slip of honey suckle and enjoy the pie in 3 years time.

[@simonlawson2772]

Super interesting! Have you ever come across them growing wild in the bush?

[@TheWildYam]

No I haven't seen them in the wild.

[@neils5313]

Great stuff, Jen, a five flavoured berrie. I've never tried but had other similar Berries from canada 🇨🇦, I can't buy the jam on keto,just to try, Your dog liked it
Where do they grow in the wild, mostly

[@brightpurpleviking]

Oh my gosh! I’ve always wondered what they tasted like! I have a mulberry tree in my back tree line but sadly I’m not a fan as they’re laden with seeds. I’m going to look into planting haskap bushes. Are they considered “invasive” since they are akin to a honeysuckle? Thanks for this video, AND for the description of the flavor ❤

[@Unclejojo330]

Thanks Jen l never heard of this bush before. Looks yummy

[@franl5585]

I hope I can find one of those bushes. Looks so good! Thanks, Jen.

[@debyrah]

We call them honey berries in the states.

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