Bing cherries
Sweet red drupes
Bing cherries are a variety of sweet cherry, dark red to nearly black when ripe, with firm flesh and a rich, sweet flavor.
They're the most widely grown sweet cherry in the United States, popular for fresh eating and baking: The Bing cherries at the farmers market looked perfect.
Named after a Chinese orchard worker in Oregon who helped cultivate them in the 1870s.
- darkAbsence of light
- sweetTasting of sugar
- rubyPrecious red gemstone
- pitsSeeds or hollows
- pit stainsDiscolored underarm fabric areas
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fruit type
Bing cherrieslemons
Sour yellow citrus
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