Nature's Wild Berry Miracle Berries – 50 Flavor-Changing Berry Halves | Resealable Refill Pack | Freeze-Dried in USA | Turn Sour to Sweet | As Seen on Shark Tank | Magic Fruit for Taste Transformation

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.

These change nothing. I bought them because Shark Tank made me believe they would make food taste sweeter. I figured it would be a chance to satisfy sweet cravings while dieting. It does nothing. I don’t recommend wasting your money

WEIRD!! As advertised it definitely sweetens things that aren’t sweet. Forget everything you think you know about flavor! Definitely worth the price just for the wow factor. If it helps with a sweet tooth even better!

The berries themselves don't have much flavor, but of course the effect of the enzyme on taste buds in the main intent here, so 5 stars.I've done "taste tripping" parties with these twice already. Fun with Sliced lemons (the favorite), limes, grapefruit, gooseberries, cheap whisky and tequila, Guinness. Some hot sauces too. Pickled red onions were fascinating. We found (by accident) that the tang in sour cream in flavoured dips made them sweet (french onion dip was WEIRD!).Various sour liquors did change. Sadly, Mallort still tasted aweful under the berry effect.In our crowd of 20 people, it didn't work on two people. When I brought them to work, 1 person in my department of 12 didn't have any effect.I'd buy it again as a novelty party trick. Due to price I wouldn't try it as an actual food.Note that these lose their potency within a week once they are exposed to air, so you want to go through the entire batch quickly.

First, as a fruit, by itself, this is surprisingly pleasant. If I had a snack that tasted just like this, I'd buy it.What I bought was a foil packet with dried "berry" halves, about the size of peas, that you are supposed to chew or let dissolve in your mouth so that a half hour later, whatever sour thing you eat will taste sweet.It does indeed accomplish that. As a novelty, it's worth trying. I'm going to pass around the rest of this at a gathering. I'm glad I tried it once. I personally don't see it as a weight loss strategy, to make it easier to substitute sour things for sweet ones, which is I think what sellers imply. But then again, I'm someone who likes lemon juice without sugar. It might possibly make very sweet things seem inedibly sweet, if that's someone's purpose.But the sweetening effect didn't vanish as quickly as it promises, and my dinner that night of pasta with tomato sauce was way too sweet, too. The effect was gone by the next day, so no harm done.

This product is amazing! I saw it on Shark Tank and thought i would try it, and I must say that i was amazed! And everyone that has tried them is quite amazed. Chew a couple up, move all around in your mouth all over your tongue, then bite into a lemon or a lime and be amazed!

These are a lot of fun! The pub have to chew them slowly and allow the he fruit to absorb in your mouth. Then eat some sour fruit.

My wife and I like to watch Shark Tank. It's a great show that does good for our country. We saw this product, and I decided to give it a try. They are expensive little berries. Bottom line: I taste-tested it with my four kids and their spouses. Verdict ... out of 8 people, 1 thought they could taste a difference. It makes me wonder whether some of those products on their work or are just the benefactors of the tremendous lift the show gives to featured products. We bought a scrub daddy, the most successful product on the show, and it was just another sponge.