I want to try real acai berries?

To the best of my knowledge, it is impossible to buy the actual acai berries unless you live in South America. I pasted the info below from the Acai Health News. The link is in the Source(s) along with another link from brainready.com.

Looking over your answers, I don’t know who is giving you accurate information. I wish I could buy the actual berries too. Whatever you do, avoid buying acai over the internet, especially from companies that offer free trials. I got SCAMMED and I don’t want to see that happen to anyone else. If you can find the real berries somewhere, please let me know.
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Where Can I Buy Acai?
In order to enjoy the health advantages of fresh Acai, you’d have to live in the rainforests of the Amazon, where the trees are plentiful with fresh Acai berries. Since only select populations are privileged to everyday access to the fruit, others must buy Acai products from companies who offer frozen Acai pulp and freeze-dried options.

When a food item contains a high amount of fat, it tends to expire quicker than other selections. Since Acai is comprised of 30 to 50% fat, the berries become rotten within a day of being picked. This is why it is impossible to export fresh berries to other countries, such as the United States. Fortunately, manufacturers have found other ways of sharing the nutritional and health benefits of Acai berries.

Yes a specialty food store. It’s just a stupid fad like grapefruits, cabbage, and green tea were. Don’t waste money.

If you want to lose weight, eat less and move more – there’s no secret to it.

I wasn’t disputing the nutritional value of Acai berries – I was just saying that they aren’t going to help you lose weight.

Dont pay attention to Olivia, Acai Berries are not just a fad, they have excellent nutritional value and should be eaten just like any other fruit should be to increase antioxidant levels in your body to ward of chronic illnesses.

I would go to a health food speciality store, preferably in a big city, or a whole foods market.

Nutritional value etc. aside, acai berries actually taste great. I’ve found them in my local farmer’s market and my favourite coffee pub includes them in their smoothies. Sadly have yet to find them in an actual grocery store.