These fruits are delicious. The liquid that comes out of this cooking is a citric caramel syrup.

Orz i want to taste but we don't have cherries in my country ;-; nor any other berries besides a few that grow in the tropics

I wish I could send you the candy, but the situation here is very corrupt. As soon as a few things arrive from abroad and leaving here with this quarantine is impossible. Someday this torment will end and many things will be possible again.

I don't think the candies will survive that long even when it's preserved in sugar and citric acid? But you should prioritize safety and right now, trying to survive with the fuel problem there ;;-;;

Yes, it looks like the process for cooking a jam. But the sweet is different. It only cooks while the syrup thickens, leaving a sweet-tasting citrus caramel. The jam takes more processing and the liquid almost disappears, leaving only the pulp of the fruit.

Cherries are common in my country. They are native to here, but not many people grow these plants at home.

We have an area called "Betuwe" where they have orchards and cherry trees are common. The sweet one's not the sour one's. In the Betuwe it is where Flipje lives. Flipje is the character and lovo of a marmalade factory (I assume it is a factory).

I have a cherry plant in a pot. I'm trying to get that plant to have its fruit in that pot. I'll post it as soon as it's true.

I hope it works. One of mine is a tree. A real tree and you need to climb in it. The other might be a kind of bush. I noticed some people do have bushes. Heard someone has a small apple tree in a pot too.

I am working with some fruit trees so that they thrive in my pots such as lemon, mandarin, soursop and even the fig tree itself. I planted all these plants in pots trying to make them small and bear fruit in pots. and then make sweets or juices with the obtained fruits.