They are different species after all, another difference could be seen slicing them and putting them side by side, the pulp should have a different color too

Or storebought blueberries and wild bilberries?

You can get both of these at my grocery store. Right next to each other. Sometimes the same brand, sometimes different. I grew up eating off the tree/large bush and found all different sizes on the same tree. Main difference is the flavor.

High bush vs low bush blueberries. They're so different they may as well be a separate berry.

Odds are the ones on the left are Driscoll's genetic berries. Neat youtube documentary on Driscoll's monopoly on the berry market.

https://youtu.be/nyG-np0S0ZQ?is=0ZYjSFpAPixV7P8f

Anyone who spends time in nature will tell you about varietals. You are being deliberately aggravating against readily accessible fruit. It's still fruit. It's still healthy. It's strange you would gatekeep berries.

Those are probably only different species, maturation levels or even size of the same species, cut the crap

Also, stop reposting :3

*not shown - flavor is inverse to size.

I had to explain this to a person I care much about once... Some balls are big and some are small, I just happen to have one of each. They're both delicious.

There's no difference in health value per berry. Smaller berries gives you more bang for your buck.

these are different species? Here we call the left ones American blue berries and the right ones would be our native ones, that are blue/purble inside; Americans would however call them bilberries.

♬I found my thrill
On Blueberry Hill ♬

Should also show the insides. Cut one of each in half.

Damn. Nature doesn't stand a chance!

Bluebarries in many store-bought "blueberry" muffins: blue coloring with bits of minced grape skins for convincing texture.

The most interesting part is the wild ones are even better for you than the store bought. Much more concentrated nutrients in all wild foods.