Fresh Strawberries offer a sweet, juicy flavor that makes them a refreshing and delicious treat for any meal or snack. Rich in essential vitamins and nutrients like vitamin C, dietary fiber, and potassium, they are perfect for a healthy diet.
Use them as a topping for pancakes, mix them into salads, or puree them for desserts. Prior to serving, gently wash the berries and remove the leafy caps; refrigerate in the original container to maintain freshness.
Key Features
Flavor
Sweet
Food condition
Fresh
Fruit type
Strawberries
Net weight
32 oz (2 lb)
Shelf life
3 days
Storage
Refrigerate in original container, keep dry
How to use
Prior to serving, rinse strawberries gently and remove the leafy caps when you have finished washing them. When handled and stored properly at home, strawberries can stay fresh 3-7 days after purchase. Refrigerating strawberries helps them last longer. We keep our berries refrigerated and highly recommend you keep them in the original container and refrigerate them as soon as possible as well. Do not wash them prior to refrigeration. How to Freeze: 1. Gently rinse strawberries with cool water 2. Cut the green caps off the top of each berry 3. Pat lightly with a towel to soak up access water 4. Allow time for the berries to thoroughly dry 5. Evenly lay berries flat side down on a cookie sheet 6. Place cookie sheet into the freezer for approximately 2 hours; or until berries are completely frozen 7. Transfer frozen berries into large plastic zipper bag and seal tightly 8. Write the date on the plastic bag and store in freezer
Ingredients
Strawberries
Frequently asked questions
How should I store fresh strawberries?
Refrigerate strawberries in their original container and keep them dry. Do not wash them before refrigerating.
How long do fresh strawberries last?
When stored properly in the refrigerator, strawberries can stay fresh for 3 to 7 days after purchase.
Can I freeze fresh strawberries?
Yes. Rinse, remove the green caps, pat dry, lay flat on a cookie sheet, freeze for about 2 hours, then transfer to a sealed plastic bag and store in the freezer.
Are fresh strawberries nutritious?
Yes, they are rich in vitamin C, dietary fiber, potassium, and vitamin B, making them a healthy addition to your diet.
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