| Berry Blue Jul 12th 2013, 00:08, by DCDuring | | | | Line 22: | Line 22: | | | #* '''2012''', Lee Montgomery, Win McCormack, Rob Spillman, "[http://books.google.com/books?id=9VdjufPW_58C&pg=PA212&dq=%22berry+blue%22+Jell-O&hl=en&sa=X&ei=QBmqUcy5K7fH4AOx9YG4AQ&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22berry%20blue%22%20Jell-O&f=false Tin House: Science Fair]" Portland, OR: Tin House Books | | #* '''2012''', Lee Montgomery, Win McCormack, Rob Spillman, "[http://books.google.com/books?id=9VdjufPW_58C&pg=PA212&dq=%22berry+blue%22+Jell-O&hl=en&sa=X&ei=QBmqUcy5K7fH4AOx9YG4AQ&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22berry%20blue%22%20Jell-O&f=false Tin House: Science Fair]" Portland, OR: Tin House Books | | | #*: The folks at the web site www.myscience-project.org have devoted considerable energies to a range of vexing scientific questions including a Dick Cheney—inspired investigation of what it might be like to be shot in the face with a 28-gauge shotgun, as well as myriad Jell-O based inquires. While they at first concluded that no decent Jell-O shot could be made with '''Berry Blue''' Jell-O, reader response said otherwise. Here, then, is their most elaborate, and patriotic, blue recipe. | | #*: The folks at the web site www.myscience-project.org have devoted considerable energies to a range of vexing scientific questions including a Dick Cheney—inspired investigation of what it might be like to be shot in the face with a 28-gauge shotgun, as well as myriad Jell-O based inquires. While they at first concluded that no decent Jell-O shot could be made with '''Berry Blue''' Jell-O, reader response said otherwise. Here, then, is their most elaborate, and patriotic, blue recipe. | | − | # A tall [[cultivar]] of [[honeyberry]] (blue [[honeysuckle]], {{taxlink|Lonicera caerulea var. kamtchatica|variety}}) with edible fruit, developed in the Czech Republic. | + | # A tall [[cultivar]] of [[honeyberry]] (blue [[honeysuckle]], {{taxlink|Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica|variety}}) with edible fruit, developed in the Czech Republic. | | | #* '''2006''', Bob Bors, ''Blue Honeysuckle'' (pamphlet), Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan. | | #* '''2006''', Bob Bors, ''Blue Honeysuckle'' (pamphlet), Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan. | | | #*: We have not yet done pollination tests to determine which varieties are compatible although we know the combination of Blue Belle and Berry Blue is successful. | | #*: We have not yet done pollination tests to determine which varieties are compatible although we know the combination of Blue Belle and Berry Blue is successful. |
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Etymology[edit] berry ("small fruit", n.) + blue ("blue in colour", adj.), influenced by blueberry. Flavour name was originally coined for product packaging. Honeysuckle name was coined 1990s, by Oregon nurseryman Jim Gilbert. Berry Blue (uncountable) - A flavour of packaged dessert foods that is colored blue and meant to simulate the flavour of berries.
- 1997, David Lyman. "Colorful dessert marks first century: 100 Years of Jell-O," Beaver County Times, January 22.
- She'll be 7 next week and wants to make sure the Jell-O Jiggler pie that her mother makes is the correct flavour. [. . .] ¶ Finally, she pulls three boxes off the shelf, squats down on the floor and considers each. Finally, a decision. ¶ "This one, Mom," she says, glancing up triumphantly and pushing a box of Berry Blue into her mother's hand. "This is right."
- 2003, Beatrice Trum Hunter, "Marketing Foods To Kids: Using Fun to Sell.," Consumers Research Magazine, 27 Mar. Vol. 85 Issue 3, p16, 4p:
- Tubed yogurt products have had phenomenal success with their outer space themes for flavors: Strawberry Stratosphere, Cherry Eclipse, Very Berry Blast, Rocket Raspberry, and Planetary Punch. Another portable yogurt product has flavors of Watermelon Meltdown, Berry Blue Blast, Chill Out Cherry, and Cool Cotton Candy. Fruit drink flavors include Mythical Mango and Dragon-fruit Potion. Jelly Bellys now come in "magically unique flavors" including sardine, black pepper, grass, and horseradish.
- 2012, Lee Montgomery, Win McCormack, Rob Spillman, "Tin House: Science Fair" Portland, OR: Tin House Books
- The folks at the web site www.myscience-project.org have devoted considerable energies to a range of vexing scientific questions including a Dick Cheney—inspired investigation of what it might be like to be shot in the face with a 28-gauge shotgun, as well as myriad Jell-O based inquires. While they at first concluded that no decent Jell-O shot could be made with Berry Blue Jell-O, reader response said otherwise. Here, then, is their most elaborate, and patriotic, blue recipe.
- A tall cultivar of honeyberry (blue honeysuckle, Lonicera caerulea var. kamtschatica) with edible fruit, developed in the Czech Republic.
- 2006, Bob Bors, Blue Honeysuckle (pamphlet), Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan.
- We have not yet done pollination tests to determine which varieties are compatible although we know the combination of Blue Belle and Berry Blue is successful.
Usage notes[edit] Berry Blue (honeysuckle) is a registered trademark. Synonyms[edit] Related terms[edit] References[edit]  |
