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A little while back, WBUR reporter Amelia Mason took me on a treasure hunt.

The treasure, in this case, berries.

But not any old berries.

Not the common blueberry or the regular old red raspberry, but the black raspberry, a

berry more rare and wild than anything found on supermarket shelves.

Although we are checking the supermarket shelves just to be sure.

So we're in Cambridge, Massachusetts, outside Sabinor's butcher shop.

Amelia has selected Sabinor's because word on the street is that it carries specialty

produce and might have an unusual fruit like black raspberries.

But it's pretty clear when we walk in, this is first and foremost a butcher shop.

There's meat everywhere.

The shop isn't very big and it's easy to catch the eye of a clerk, moving through

the aisles of fancy salts and gourmet salamis.

And we were just wondering, I was just wondering if I could ask you if you have something in

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