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Title: Delicious strawberries – no matter what the season
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Published: Apr 13, 2018
Author: Frank Bates
Post Date: 2018-04-13 17:38:29 by BTP Holdings
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Delicious strawberries – no matter what the season

You know you love strawberries. They're not only sweet, they're bursting with nutrition. Each bite delivers loads of vitamin C, manganese, fiber... even free-radical scavenging antioxidant power. Plus, it's a fruit you'll enjoy without worry, because they won't spike your blood sugar.

Your body craves plant-based super nutrition like strawberries. But what if they're out of season? Worse yet, what if disaster strikes, and fresh fruits are impossible to come by?

Add these Freeze-Dried Strawberries to your food supply, and you can have wholesome nutrition anytime - fresh up to 25 years. Don't believe they're delicious? Get an 8-serving pack for FREE - just cover shipping.

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How Long Should Food Be Kept in the Freezer?

This is the age-old argument in most households that applies to freezers and refrigerators: "Is this still good?"

Now, I may have made plenty of reasons why that burrito from last week is still be good to eat for lunch today, but it doesn't mean I should...

Having a general idea of a timeline for how long you can store food in your freezer, will help you when it comes to planning a food storage plan and keeping your family healthy and safety.

Our family uses freezing food as one way to do some long and short-term prepping. We have a small chest freezer in our garage that we rely on to keep our stored items cold and safe.

The only downside to this is relying too much on electricity to keep our food storage good. The electrical grid is weak and could get knocked out at any time. And many of us could be without the power needed to keep it frozen or cold.

If left untouched, your food in your freezer can keep up to 8 hours before the temperature becomes unsafe.

The keys here are to wrap and package these foods before you stick them in the freezer, put a date on each of them as a reminder, and then eat them before they go bad. Even when frozen, food will lose some of its quality, so make sure you consume it before that happens.

Here are some general guidelines on how long different foods can stay frozen and still be healthy to eat. But note: none of these are guarantees.

Meat. One month for bacon, two months for hot dogs and ham, four months for raw hamburger and chicken, nine months for lamb, and up to a year for steaks and pork roasts.
Seafood. Two months for canned seafood, three months for shellfish and fatty fish, six months for shrimp, scallops and lean fish, 10 months for crab, and up to a year for lobster.
Fruits and vegetables. The general consensus is one year for vegetables and non-citrus fruits. Nuts and citrus fruits would be three months each.
Desserts and Breads. Two months for baked pies, three months for pancakes, cheesecake, baked bread and cookie dough, eight months for baked cookies and baked fruit pies, and up to a year for baked muffins.
Eggs and Dairy. One month for raw eggs and cottage cheese, two months for ice cream and yogurt, six months for cheese, nine months for butter, and up to a year for margarine.

What are your thoughts? Are there some food items you've found last longer than what I've listed? Share your thoughts on the comments section of my blog post.

To your survival,
Frank Bates

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#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)

Strawberries are being hit hard by bad weather.

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Horse  posted on  2018-04-13   20:39:16 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: Horse (#1)

Strawberries are being hit hard by bad weather.

It can happen. I grew strawberries in Chicago when I lived there. But now in places like Florida, the large row crops they use plastic sheeting as mulch and use a ground watering system to conserve moisture and save water. The only thing that could affect strawberries would be a hard freeze that kills the blooms. ;)

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BTP Holdings  posted on  2018-04-13   20:54:14 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


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