Magic fruit or miracle berry
By Alex Socorro
@Alexandoy (65308)
Cainta, Philippines
February 21, 2020 5:30am CST
This little red fruit is called magic or miracle because it gives your tongue the sweet taste. After eating the berry, whatever you eat within 2 to 3 hours will taste sweet. The acid test is the lemon which is really sour that will taste sweet to you because you ate the magic fruit. This was scientifically tested and featured in National Geographic.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, it is in our front yard and that's my hand in thd picture.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@DocAndersen yes, it was from a seed that I got from a tree in the supermarket, waheehee.
@DocAndersen (54402)
• United States
21 Feb 20
@Alexandoy i figured it was your hand. Just curious as to if it was one you had grown.
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@LadyDuck (471423)
• Switzerland
21 Feb 20
@Alexandoy I am going to search as "magic fruit", I have never seen before.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@LadyDuck okay, good luck to your search.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
I am not sure if it is miracle fruit or miracle berry but here they call it magic fruit.
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@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
2 Mar 20
Waiting for my heart of a miracle seed to wake up and become a plant. I planted just 1 two months ago.
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@eileenleyva (27560)
• Philippines
2 Mar 20
@Alexandoy I will look for another fruit.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
2 Mar 20
@eileenleyva update us on the next planting.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
2 Mar 20
You planted a seed of the miracle fruit 2 months ago? If there is no sprout then the seed did not germinate. Plant another one.
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@wolfgirl569 (106363)
• Marion, Ohio
21 Feb 20
I have heard of them but never tried them. Does it work for eating hot peppers?
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@wolfgirl569 (106363)
• Marion, Ohio
21 Feb 20
@Alexandoy I could stand to eat hot peppers like that
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@wolfgirl569 for sure you can. When I first saw that magic fruit being discussed by an agriculturist, I didn't believe until I tasted the lemon that was very sweet.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, we already tried it with the red pepper and it tasted sweet when you had eaten the magic fruit first.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
28 Feb 20
It is really magic if only you can try it.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
28 Feb 20
@resukill22 it is not a popular plant.
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@resukill22 (25050)
• Las Pinas City, Philippines
28 Feb 20
@Alexandoy we don't have it here 
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
I was amazed when I experienced the demonstration by a newspaper columnist. The very sour lemon tasted sweet after I ate the magic berry.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@Nevena83 oh, I don't know if it is healthy or not. I just planted it for novelty.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
26 Feb 20
You can try to find a plant in a nursery garden.
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@snowy22315 (180797)
• United States
21 Feb 20
It sounds like a fun berry to have around.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
It is fun, yes, but it may not be good to play with the taste buds.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@snowy22315 what happens if the taste buds would not go back to normal and everything you taste is sweet?
@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, I call it magic but some people call it miracle.
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@Iam_jauntyjen (5017)
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2 Mar 20
Maybe that's the one Solenn Heusaff asked Alex G. to eat in her vlog. Then, she made her eat lemon afterwards.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
2 Mar 20
More likely it is because you cannot eat the lemon without ruining your face, waheehee.
@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
It was tested by National Geographic.
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@florelway (23286)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
21 Feb 20
I haven't seen something like this here in our area
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
It was unique when I first saw it but now there are many who have this plant.
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@florelway (23286)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@Alexandoy i will try looking for this fruit here i will ask our agriculture office to provide me information about the fruit.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
@florelway you may be surprised with the veracity of my post.
@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
22 Feb 20
Any reason why it converts anything eaten in 2 to 3 hours would taste sweet.
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
22 Feb 20
I saw the testing of the National Geographic. They presented no reason for the lingering sweet taste. But my opinion on that is the fruit numbs the taste buds.
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@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
23 Feb 20
@Alexandoy I have no opinion about that for I'm innocent.
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@ExplorewtMe (6332)
• Nairobi, Kenya
21 Feb 20
Ohh, I was not knowing about this fruit. Thanks for posting it.
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@dpk262006 (58676)
• Delhi, India
21 Feb 20
We don't get this fruit here in India. Have you ever tasted it?
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@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, I tested the fruit. That's planted in our garden.
@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, it lingers effectively since I had tested it myself. Even water is like fruit juice.
@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
21 Feb 20
Yes, the picture was taken in our front yard. That's my leftnhand holding the leaves.
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