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What happens when your favorite PBS hosts eat miracle berries?

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December 6, 2019
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 2019 — Miracle berries cause sour foods to taste sweet, but do they have limits? This week on Reactions, we gave PBS YouTube hosts some miracle berry pills, along with lemons, Tabasco sauce, tomatoes and other random foods, to find out how miraculous this taste-modifying berry really is: https://youtu.be/x5-wAfoCDv8.

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