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How to Freeze Raspberries and Blackberries + Video

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How to Freeze Raspberries and Blackberries Quickly

How to Freeze raspberries and blackberries

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How to Freeze Raspberries and Blackberries + Video
 
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How to freeze Raspberries and Blackberries
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Ingredients
  • amount of blackberries or raspberries that you want to freeze
Instructions
  1. Wash berries thoroughly under cool water in a colander and let dry on a paper towel.
  2. Line a cookie sheet with wax paper
  3. Place berries on cookie sheet, one layer deep only
  4. Freeze for one hour
  5. Remove from freezer immediately after berries are frozen and store berries in freezer bags or freezer containers
  6. Place back in freezer until ready to use

Ever wondered just how to freeze blackberries? How to freeze raspberries? Watch this quick video and find out.

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  1. Steve Williams says

    I’m just here for the blonds and the frozen raspberries 😉

    P.S. My kids LOVE eating frozen berries, and so much less mess.

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    I love this blog for all the information you have on it. Like today on your block you had a video on How to Freeze Raspberries and Blackberries . I found it useful and interesting.

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  16. Cindy Ramirez says

    I started reading your blog about six years ago, but then I had to take a break from blogs in general due to personal reasons… but now that I’m back, I honestly get this sense of nostalgia when I come across the “still blonde…” logo on the side of your blog.

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  19. KATHRYN TEEL says

    I love all the easy hints and tips I get from your site. You give ones that I can handle not ones that require me to jump through hoops. A lot of other places I’ve seen tips on are for things that wouldn’t be needed by the average person or that take more time, work, and money than to just buy something. This is a great tip! I have raspberries in the backyard but wasn’t sure if I could freeze them or not perfect!

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