Hey all,
I have a bit of a conundrum here. When I start my morning, I like making a smoothie or fruit slush, really depends on if I have oat milk available in the fridge at the end of the day.
I usually have frozen strawberries as my go to for this. However, I don’t know if they grow here or not because whenever I go to the store, the frozen ones are never a product of Canada. I want to put a stronger focus on spending my money on products that are a product of Canada so that my money stays here and has more of an impact locally, but usually the only frozen fruit I can find readily available from here are blueberries.
I have a weird hatred of blueberries. I hate them raw because to me they taste like nothing, and the texture combined with the lack of flavour feels gross, but I also tend to dislike them in my smoothies and slushes because they never seem to blend as well as strawberries do, often leaving a grainy texture I can’t ignore. I only ever seem to enjoy them when baked into things like pies or muffins.
Not to force myself to have something I dislike, but I don’t want to give up trying to make them enjoyable and give them the fair chance they deserve. Aside from baking them into things, what are some ways I can attempt to make blueberries more palatable?
Also is there a way I can get them to blend as smoothly as strawberries do for my slushes and smoothies?

realize you eat to survive over for pleasure. I eat all sorts of stuff I detest because well… it’s food and I need it to survive.
mind over matter.
Okay but humans can’t really digest bluegrass, no matter how addicting it might be.
that’s not true. digest is a synonym of consume/take in. you can most certainly take in or consume music.
digest is also defined as 'to absorb or assimilate. ’ and we most certainly absorb the music through vibrations.