The cranberry is a North American  bushmedicinesaucestatesripenbouncesettlersgrowerscranesfruitbitterfall that grows on a  fallripenstatessettlerscranesmedicinebouncefruitgrowerssaucebitterbush. It is small, round, red, and very  settlersripenbushbouncefruitmedicinecranesgrowerssaucefallstatesbitter.
Native Americans used cranberries for food and  statescranesbouncegrowersbushfruitfallmedicinesettlerssaucebitterripen. When English  medicinesettlersgrowersfallcranesstatesbouncebushbittersaucefruitripen came to America, they liked these berries too. They called them “crane berries” because birds called  statesbitterfallcranesfruitripensaucegrowersbushmedicinebouncesettlers ate them.
The cranberry bush does not grow everywhere. It grows only in five  medicinefallfruitsettlersbushripengrowersbouncebittercranessaucestates in the United States.
Cranberries  settlersfruitmedicineripenbouncebittersaucegrowerscranesstatesbushfall when the weather becomes cold. People usually see them in stores in the  bouncesaucemedicinebittersettlerscranesripenbushgrowersfallfruitstates. Some cranberries are cooked and made into a  saucebitterfallripensettlersstatesmedicinecranesfruitgrowersbouncebush or jelly.
Cranberry  fruitmedicinesettlersfallbitterbouncesaucestatesripencranesgrowersbush use a special method to choose the best berries. The best cranberries are the ones that  ripencranesbushbouncesettlersstatesmedicinegrowersfallsaucebitterfruit down seven steps.