White strawberry or pineberry?

Are white strawberries and pineberries the same thing? I 'found' these in the garden today. I've been giving them the odd suspicious glance for a good few weeks now because they didn't seem quite right. I've only ever grown regular red or alpine strawberries at my old house so for these to appear was a bit of a surprise. Thankfully I'd not worked out they were ripe until now and there are a fair few on the plant. I'm rather pleased

Pineberry is a white strawberry with red seeds which your picture shows.  There are about half a dozen different types of white strawberries so would be difficult to tell from looking alone, but Pineberry should actually have a hint of pineapple flavouring ... time to taste them I think.

Thank you all for your comments. I tasted one yesterday and it really was lovely, I don't remember a taste of pineapple but to be honest I wasn't looking for one. I was going to leave the rest to see if I could get a decent quantity for pudding later in the week but might be tempted to have another nibble tomorrow. I'll wait and see if some go a bit pink too

Thankfully I'm not in a position where I have to choose what I can grow. Admittedly the garden is a bit of a mess right now (it is improving though) but there is certainly plenty of space to get an awful lot of food grown. Today I went to the dreaded Homebase and came out with a bunch of Toscana strawberries with plenty of runners on them. Time to get them stuck in some compost and ready for a proper strawberry patch I think!

When it comes to runners, do I need to keep them attached to the plant while they establish roots in their new pots or should I chop them off and plant them? I've never done this before so forgive me if I'm sounding a bit thick!