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Old Jun 21, 2010 | 12:02 pm
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Originally Posted by ILuvParis
The very first post answers your question, at least as to the "why."

Frozen grapes are one of the great treats - I buy fresh ones, wash and freeze them and snack on them later. They have an interesting consistency and they are very refreshing.

Costco sells a 4 lb. bag of frozen blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. They're great, as described above, for smoothies. They are also great for baking. I nuke them briefly and enjoy them on cereal if don't have fresh berries handy. I also throw them in fruity drinks - better than ice cubes. You can also thaw them with (or without) a little sugar and use as a great sundae topping.

My mother used to freeze fruit (especially apples and peaches - washed, peeled and sliced) for later use in pies.
I make great tasting smoothies out of those Costco 4lb bags of fruit and also let some thaw overnight and use them in my yogurt. It is their own brand Kirkland. Also, rinse under cold water, let dry and then freeze fresh blueberries for winter use,
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