A Craving Maybe?

When I have a craving for plump, juicy,consistently sweet cherries that can be used in a variety of ways I choose the Bing cherry.

Bing Cherries were First Cultivated in the Great Pacific North Western State of Oregon in the early 1870's, and quickly climbed the ranks to become The Most popular of all North American Cherry varieties. Withstanding the test of time, Bing Cherries remain the top ranking of all North American Cherry varieties to date.

Many people enjoy them covered in Chocolate, others just plain off the tree. Still others enjoy the amazing flavor burst when sinking their teeth into a fresh Bing Cherry Pie -

These cherries are not only for desserts however. Bing cherries bring amazing flavors to certain jams, jellies salsas, sauces, fruit salads, muffins and waffles. They are used with chicken and pork and in hundreds of other ways.

It is rumored though not yet officially proven that bing cherries also help with certain conditions such as arthritis and gout.

I mostly enjoy pies in the summer, jams in the winter, and My favorite around the holidays; the legendary chocolate covered Bing.

While Rich In Vitamins - Cherries Also Contain Melatonin a naturally occurring hormone. Produced by the Pinealocyte within the penial gland; Melatonin plays a major role in regulating a persons biological clock.

Scientists have concluded many successful studies with Melatonin on treatments of Cancer, Migraines, Cluster Headaches, Mood Disorders, Fertility, ADHD, Autism, Bi-Polar Disorder, Insomnia, and preventing memory loss In Alzheimer's patients just to name a few.

Cherries are rich In Antioxidants. Years of Studies have consistently proven that a diet rich in Antioxidants lowers a persons risk for certain diseases by acting as a major stimulant to the immune system.

Bing Cherry Recipes