A rare, golden-orange berry that grows in northern climates (especially Scandinavia) in boggy areas, valued for its sweet tart flavor.
From 'cloud' plus 'berry'; possibly named for the cloudy, misty habitat where it grows high in the mountains, or for its cloud-like, pale golden appearance when ripe.
Cloudberries are so sought-after that in some Nordic countries, there are laws preventing people from competing for the same berry patch—it's basically berry conservation law!
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