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How to Freeze Fresh Blueberries

August 28, 2013 by Debbie 1 Comment

The girls and I love blueberries! We enjoy them in smoothies, muffins, on pancakes, with yogurt and as a snack by themselves.

Blueberries are delicious and have wonderful health benefits:

Packed with vitamins C and E which helps with healthy gums, absorption of iron and a healthy immune system.

Rich in minerals – iron, magnesium, potassium and manganese.

Help reduce free radical cell damage.

Help reverse age related memory loss and motor skill decline.

High in fibre which promotes a healthy digestive system.

Assist with weight loss as they activate fat loss in abdominal cells.

Fresh blueberries on a tray

Here’s how I freeze them:

1. Put berries into a colander and wash with fruit/veggie cleaner, to help remove any dirt and pesticides. Let drain for a few minutes.

2. Rinse with fresh water.

3. Spread out on a clean teatowel and pat dry. Don’t use your best teatowels as they can stain.

4. Line a baking tray with parchment paper or another clean teatowel and spread out the berries in one layer.

5. Flash freeze by putting the tray in the freezer for a few hours.

6. Place into a ziploc freezer bag (pre-labelled with date and type of berries) and freeze.

Easy-peasy!

Do you love blueberries? How do you preserve them?

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About Debbie

I’m Debbie, the blogger behind Simple Joys of Home. I love tea (oh, how I love my morning cup!), baking, lavender, romantic comedies, reading and homemaking. Join me as I create a life full of the simple joys.

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  1. Diana - FreeStyleMama says

    September 12, 2013 at 3:52 pm

    The blueberries have been really yummy & reasonably priced this year. Thanks for sharing at my Pin Me Linky Party!

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