Hold on just finished canning some last week. If you can eat them with a tinny bit of twinge or they are really sweet then they are Bing Cherrys. Most likely someone spit a pit out maybe ten or fifteen years ago. They do not bread true so You can get sweet or a little tart. NOW it looks like bings but there are sour cherry out there too. These are what they use in pies cause they have such a SNAP of flavor. Need a good dose of sugar to use them. I canned both and I also made Brandied cherrys. NOBODY complanes when they get a jar of those. The jar on the left is Bings with a sugar syrup. The right are Reneier Cherrys with Brandy. The sour cherrys are stored away already. The brandy ones are little gifts for folk who Like the old ways of doing things. he he sip nibble nibble sip nibble sip nibble....yummy.
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