I’ve never had the chance to visit Finland (tragic, I know—it’s definitely on my bucket list), but I did fly Finnair and experience that legendary blueberry juice. It’s been two years, and I’m still thinking about it.
I know it’s probably loaded with sugar and airplane food/drink just hits differently, but honestly? I don’t care. I need that blueberry goodness back in my life.
Does anyone know of any dupes available in the U.S., either in stores or online? Help me relive my mile-high blueberry dreams!
Thanks in advance!
by TangledGoblin
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All u need to do is travel to finland and buy it from a store. Simple as that
Isn’t [this](https://www.walmart.com/c/kp/blueberry-juices) the right stuff?
AFAIK the farmed blueberries used for juice in Finland are anyway crosses with american (highbush) blueberries so I don’t think the taste would be massively different. Blueberry juice is super common over here- it costs the same as orange juice & is found in pretty much every supermarket.
*yes america bad, but if you’re downvoting what do you actually disagree with? am I wrong?
[Here you go](https://suomikauppa.fi/products/bonne-premium-mustikkamehu-1l)
Ships to the US too.
Its bilberry juice you wont find that variant from us since its not same as blueberry.
Not the juice, but the frozen “wild boreal Blueberries” from Canada sold at Trader Joe’s are a good dupe for Finnish bilberries in the US.
They make an excellent kiisseli or a filling for a mustikkapiirakka
*Canada enters the chat*.