A blueberry grown in Australia has won a spot in the Guinness World Records as the heaviest in the world. Picked at a farm in Corindi, Australia, the golf-ball-sized berry weighs a shocking 20.4 g and measures over 3.81 cm across, about 10 times the size of an average blueberry.
Gardening expert Brad Hocking expressed delight at the achievement, pointing to the farming team’s ongoing variety improvement program. The farm’s efforts aim to meet the demand for larger blueberries, which consumers increasingly favor for snacking. The team froze the heaviest blueberry and is considering preserving it in resin.
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A blueberry grown in Australia has won a spot in the Guinness World Records as the heaviest in the world. Picked at a farm in Corindi, Australia, the golf-ball-sized berry weighs a shocking 20.4 g and measures over 3.81 cm across, about 10 times the size of an average blueberry.