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First bag I ordered didn't work as well as competitor's that I had previously ordered. I decided to call the company and ask them why. The owner answered the phone and was super nice and helpful. Maybe it was the packaging, but whatever the reason, he didn't make me feel like I had used the product incorrectly. The next package I received worked...so I will continue buying from this company.These berries are amazing when you want to eliminate sugary dressings, drinks, etc. when consuming bitter foods/drinks. I wish I had known about them sooner.

Short version: if you have a bitter liquid medicine that you take, use the fresh squeezed juice from half a lemon to mix with the medication, but leave a little bit of the juice to squeeze into your mouth right after taking the mixture. For me this has completely eliminated the horrible bitter taste and lasting aftertaste of the bitter medication I take.Long version: Saw this on Shark Tank and immediately ordered it hoping it would get rid of the horrendous taste of a very bitter iodine-based liquid medicine that I take every day, which tastes horrible and leaves an aftertaste in your mouth for hours even after brushing teeth, using mouthwash, and drinking coffee. Despite the horrible taste and aftertaste, it works. Anyway, the first day I tried these per the instructions and then took the medicine as usual with no success. The berries did nothing to mask the horrid taste of the medicine. I called the phone number on the bag which suggests calling if you’re first time user and they don’t work. I left a message which never got returned, but I noted that it was a California phone number and I’m on the East Coast, so about a week later I called the number again in the afternoon, hoping the office would be staffed. Hank, one of the owners, answered directly; he said the number is his cell phone. He suggested that I first do the berries, and then do some lemon juice to “activate” the berries before taking the medicine. I tried this the next day, but still no success. However, his suggestion gave me an idea, which was to mix the medicine with lemon juice. I tried this the next day with the juice from half a lemon — we have a little lemon squeezer that works perfectly for this, as it holds only the juice of about half lemon — and it actually worked. It masked the horrid taste of the medicine by about 75%. Then, to my great delight, I tried squeezing a few extra drops of lemon juice onto my tongue right after taking the lemon juice-medicine mixture and this immediately neutralized the remaining 25% of the awful medicine taste. So now my morning routine is to use the fresh squeezed juice from half a lemon to mix with the medication, but leave a little bit of the juice to squeeze into my mouth right after taking the mixture. No more horrid taste and no more horrible aftertaste. It’s quite a bit of extra hassle every morning, but very worth it given how horrible this medicine tastes and how well it works.

It doesn't work at all thought I wasn't waiting long enough to try. But no it didn't do anything. Apple cider vinegar just as sour as if you didn't eat the berries. Thought maybe didn't chew long enough but that wasn't it either.

This order is my first exposure to these berries. Below I list the foods I tried and for they tasted after eating the berry.Price - I got this one because it was priced lightly better per serving with other competitive products. That being said this is still expensive if you want to make these berries part of your lifestyle like the founders describe in the past because it comes out to more than $1 per serving per 15 minutes.Misleading serving size - Please note that they cut the berries in half and call that a serving. I think the details of the listing should have said that, but it doesn't. I consider it a little misleading because I don't think the average buyer would think half a berry is a serving.Does it last 15 minutes per serving? It's hard to tell. On one experience I think it lasted 10 minutes with a half berry and on another I think it lasted 30 minutes.How does for taste different? I didn't notice any significant change to the bitter aspect of any foods. Like usual if you sweeten something bitter, it doesn't taste as bitter, but the bitterness is still there. Also, this berry changes sour to sweet, so bitter food that's not sour doesn't change the flavor. Warning! The back of your tongue won't likely be coated with a half berry, so it tastes wonderful in your mouth, but then you taste and feel the strong sourness as it goes down.What foods have you tried? (I tried then all before and after)Lemon - tastes like lemonade just biting into a piece of lemon. Juice it though if you don't want the accidental bitter taste of the rind. Also, the amount of sweetness is nearly perfect for the amount of lemon. If you can make lemonade match the flavor you have with this berry, then it would be the perfect lemonade.Apple Cider Vinegar - it still burns going down, but I was surprised I could drink it straight without dilution without flinching.Pomelo and Orange - it just makes them a little sweeter. So this is great if you bought a bad batch of fruit that has no sweetness and you want to make it taste normal. I didn't notice a significant change on normal sweet fruit.Beer - I forgot I planned on drinking a beer after my taste test with the berry so I wasn't expecting the flavor change when I took my first taste. If you put lime or orange in your beer then you know what it tastes like. It is like adding a hint of citrus to sweeten your beer. I liked it, but I don't know that everyone likes that taste. If you do like the taste, then you'll also like that you don't lose carbonation of your beer by squirting in citric acid with a fruit. You'll also like that the fruitiness is evenly distributed throughout the drinking experience.Lettuce and spinach - no it didn't turn into a wonderful treating sweet vegetable. It tasted like normal lettuce and spinach.Guacamole - it depends how much lemon you add, bit I don't think any kind of sweetness in guacamole is good. My guac still tasted fine, but better before the berry since I never add sweetener to guac.Raw Onion - awful! You'll spit it out right away after realizing that it made no change to the strong bitterness of raw onion. You now will have the raw onion flavor sitting in your mouth... Go eat a lemon.Chips - chips are generally salty, not sour... So no change for me. I wonder what zesty chips taste like; for example, salt and vinegar would taste like.I'll be experimenting with more. It really is great fun.