Sentences with phrase «fresh bags in the freezer»

cashier: «You know you can just pop the fresh bags in the freezer...» Me: ``...» mind blown.

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I always have a couple bottles of fresh cranberry juice in the pantry and a bag of cranberries in the freezer (stashed away when they're plentiful in fall), making it easy for me to mix up any time I wanted a change from my evening glass of wine.

(Personally, I think wrapping them twice — first in foil, plastic, or parchment paper and then slipping them into a freezer bag keeps them fresh tasting for a while.)

If you can't find fresh chicken tenderloins (the tender part of the chicken breast), you can usually find bags of them in the freezer section.

I like to keep a bag of the frozen pomegranate seeds in the freezer just in case I can't find a fresh pomegranate.

I buy frozen fruits and fresh fruits that are in season... prep them, put about 1.5 — 2 cups of fruit and 3 of the yogurt «muffins» into a quart - size freezer bag and pop them in the freezer.

Although I do prefer my spinach fresh, I always have a bag of frozen spinach in the freezer to use whenever I need it.

I don't typically have fresh mint around, but I keep a small bag of it in my freezer for occasions such as these.

I always have big bags of frozen berries in the freezer but having fresh berries on hand is perfect for oatmeal, for snacking and for garnishing smoothie bowls or banana «nice cream».

I always stock up with a few bags of fresh cranberries now, when they're in season, and store any extras in the freezer to use later.

When I start to see fresh organic cranberries pop up in the grocery store, I buy as many bags as I can fit in my freezer.

Hi Angel, once they are frozen I normally pop them out and keep them in an air - tight container or freezer bag which helps them keep fresh for longer.

Make up a batch of this mixture and keep it in the freezer in a freezer bag, so it's fresh and ready when you want to bake bread.

Fresh blueberries go off so quickly - these are ideal to always have on hand in the freezer... I either add straight from the freezer to porridge and almond milk and microwave them or leave them overnight in the fridge to thaw and throw them onto granola and yoghurt in the morning - I always have a bag of these in the freezer.

These are best eaten fresh, but will keep in a ziplock bag for a few days or in the freezer.

Likewise with the bags of baby spinach, I never seemed to have it fresh when I needed it so I now I just put the whole bag in the freezer.

I put my bag of spinach in the freezer just so it last longer and I think it blends up easier but I did it once with fresh leaves and it was almost the same.

Either will work, but fresh is probably slightly better than frozen nutrient-wise and saves you money in freezer bags (plus the extra effort).

Whether that's pre-slicing veggies, bagging up smoothie fixings, making up a batch of fresh, healthy salsa, or making sure your favorite ice cream is in the freezer.

So, that's how I would store the fresh milk in the freezer, I would definitely store in milk bags or breast milk bag and what I like to do when I freeze milk is freeze it in very, very small containers.

Like most of my other stir fry recipes (like beef and cabbage stir fry, Moroccan stir fry, or Chinese chicken), this spicy shrimp stir fry recipe was born on a night when I had 20 minutes to get dinner ready, nothing in the fridge, a bag of frozen shrimp in the freezer, and an abundance of fresh squash and peppers in the garden.

When I start to see fresh organic cranberries pop up in the grocery store, I buy as many bags as I can fit in my freezer...

Buy fresh berries in larger quantities while in season and freeze on cookie sheets to store in plastic bags in you freezer for later.

I'm having a fling with fresh, raw corn this summer, so that, along with the bag of edamame I've been abandoning in my freezer, is where this recipe got its beginning.

Colorful, sweet and bursting with berry goodness, our Fresh - Frozen Triple Berry Blend in resealable bags should be a mainstay of your healthy freezer!

Green Smoothie ingredients in my freezer: previously fresh bag of spinach or kale from which I remove handfuls and stuff in the blender; flax seeds; unpeeled lemons quartered and tossed in a ziploc bag (much easier than juicing and freezing cubes, etc.); bag of mixed berries (I find if I put those in the blender first I'm not dealing with raspberry seeds in my teeth); peeled bananas tossed in a ziploc bag.