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Cape gooseberries
A small, smooth round fruit wrapped in its own papery case that resembles a Chinese lantern. It's also known as physalis.

Use: Cape gooseberries can be unwrapped and eaten as is or dipped in chocolate, this makes a perfect after dinner dessert with coffee. They make excellent jams, jellies, purees and desserts.

7 things to do with Cape gooseberries
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-Sparkling wine jelly with berries -Gooseberry and yoghurt tart
-Gooseberry cheese tart -Gooseberry fool
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