Thimbleberry, Foraging Wild Edibles

A video on a new plant I learned. Thimbleberry found in British Columbia near Mount Robson. I filmed this in August 2022 and didn't have time to post it yet. Here it is !
Let me know if you know this plant and can confirm Id please !

[@tombryant9878]

Thimbleberrry...one of my favorites, not many to be had, very soft and don't handle well but a very nice treat on the trail. Often they have a slight metallic taste which makes them unique.

[@denislosieroutdoors]

Cool looking berries there eh! Sorry I can't help you as we have none here in New Brunswick. Thanks for sharing

[@wesmartin937]

That definitely looks like thimbleberry to me. I am in northern Vermont, but it looks exactly like what I call thimbleberry. I hear that they are edible, but I haven’t eaten any. I don’t think they are even flowering here yet. I will try some when I see them. Thanks for your videos, they are great!

[@rgr798]

Dude, I'm on my 3rd time watching all of your birchbark canoe builds. I've been harvesting cedar to begin making ribs and sheathing this winter, and have bo less than a dozen trees picked out for bark harvesting this spring. Are you going to be putting out any more canoe videos anytime soon?

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Yes. I will. Most likely more in April and May. I have some footage from harvesting spruce roots for canoe construction from last May. Not the best video, but I might edit it and throw it on the channel soon. It's been crazy busy for me so I could not invest as much time on my channel lately. Soon, more videos to come ! Thanks, Steve

[@rgr798]

@NomadicWoodsman Sweet dude, can't wait!

[@ryangirard396]

Definitely thimbleberry. They’re very delicate, but super tasty. Similar taste to raspberry. You can’t really pick a lot of them because they fall apart if you handle them too much.

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Hey buddy awesome ! A plant I wasn't as familiar with as our boreal forests blueberries ! Thanks for sharing coming from someone who spent tons of time in BC that's awesome. Hope all is well ! Steve

[@ti-brindesbois5408]

Au Québec, on a la ronce odorante (Rubus odoratus) qui lui ressemble.

[@TeacherSBD]

Can't help you with this!

[@40ozrj98]

Why are all the good youtubers channels dead

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Not 100% dead yet !