Brazilian mulberry

"Amorinha" is a Portuguese term that translates to "little blackberry" or "little mulberry" in English. In Brazil, it is commonly used to refer to a small fruit known as Rubus imperialis or Rubus rosaefolius, which is a species of blackberry in the Rosaceae family. The fruit is also known by various other names in different regions of Brazil, such as "amora-preta" or "amora-silvestre."

Amorinha fruits are small, round, and usually black or dark purple when fully ripe. They have a sweet and slightly tart flavor, similar to other blackberry varieties. Amorinha plants are native to Brazil and are found growing in the wild as well as cultivated in home gardens and orchards.

These fruits are often enjoyed fresh, used in juices, jams, jellies, or incorporated into desserts. Amorinha is also known for its nutritional value, being a good source of dietary fiber, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.

It's important to note that "amorinha" may refer to other small blackberry-like fruits or even different species in various regions, as the term can be used generically for small berries in Brazil.