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Buy Extra Strawberries

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Date: 05/28/2005 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Fruit  
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With strawberries in season and so plentiful and cheap where I live, I often buy a 3 pack for $3 (Can't buy just 1/$1) I rinse and stem the excess and freeze them in baggies, loosely packed. Toss these frozen berries into the blender with milk, yogurt, juice and/or other fruit and sweetener of choice for a healthy and yummy smoothie.

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By kidseatfree (100) Profile Blog! Contact
I like to slice or dice them and put them in the dehydrator. I then store them in a jar and add them to my hot oatmeal and cream of wheat.

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By carolb (86) Profile Contact
A tip from a strawberry farm --- When you buy strawberries, do not wash them; just put them right into a GLASS container with a lid (like a canning or pickling jar) and put them in the fridge. They honestly keep totally fresh for a week!!!
Try it - you'll be amazed!

Posted on 05/29/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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