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8. Boosts Your Breakfast Game
Add frozen strawberries to oatmeal, yogurt, or chia pudding. As they thaw, they release their natural juices, creating a fruity swirl that’s both nutritious and naturally sweet.
9. DIY Strawberry Ice Cream & Sorbet
Homemade frozen desserts are easier than you think. Blend frozen strawberries with banana or a splash of cream to create instant ice cream or sorbet—no special machine required.
10. Preserve Peak Season Flavor
There’s nothing like the taste of fresh summer strawberries. Freezing lets you capture that sun-ripened flavor and enjoy it in the middle of winter, when fresh berries just aren’t the same.
Final Tip:
To freeze strawberries properly, wash and hull them first. Pat them dry, then spread them in a single layer on a baking sheet to freeze before transferring to an airtight container or freezer bag. This prevents clumping and makes it easy to grab just what you need.
So next time you have a surplus of strawberries—or spot a sale—think freezer. Your future self (and your tastebuds) will thank you!
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