If you are a person who likes Boysenberry Pie, perhaps next time you're craving that crumbly gooey treat you should consider a delicious and healthy alternative, Boys and Berry Pie.
The benefits of B&B Pie are numerous and really, really, really, really, really, really fun. You can use the leftover parts from the boy in a light salad for lunch the next day; any and all berries go well in this recipe so you don't need to rely as heavily on seasonal fruit; boys are easily accessible, most kindergartens, schools and after-school care centres have large supplies of them; and most importantly B&B Pie is far healthier, with around half the calories of a Boysenberry Pie twice the size of your average B&B Pie!
B&B Pies grow to about 3'4" average diameter for a male pie and 3'9" for a female pie, although the female pie tends to be more bitter and parts of her are inedible.
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(Photo: here we can see the boy being soaked in berry juice so that once he is inserted into the pie the pie will not recognise him as a foreign object and so will not reject him from the pie)