Strawberries - helpful hint

Life_is_Good
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If you are unable to eat all your strawberries before they go bad, you can stretch their "eat-ability" by slicing them up and putting them in the syrup of a canned fruit.
On Tuesday evening I did this because I knew I would have to throw them out - I'll be eating the last of them today with lunch. I used the syrup from the jar of DelMonte, no sugar added peaches. It added a couple extra days to them & they are really yummy :happy:
On Tuesday evening I did this because I knew I would have to throw them out - I'll be eating the last of them today with lunch. I used the syrup from the jar of DelMonte, no sugar added peaches. It added a couple extra days to them & they are really yummy :happy:
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If you are unable to eat all your strawberries before they go bad, you can stretch their "eat-ability" by slicing them up and putting them in the syrup of a canned fruit.
On Tuesday evening I did this because I knew I would have to throw them out - I'll be eating the last of them today with lunch. I used the syrup from the jar of DelMonte, no sugar added peaches. It added a couple extra days to them & they are really yummy :happy:0 -
Alternatively, I put them in the freezer...then you can take them out any day/time, put them in a blender and you have a low cal ice cream......no sugar or other additives and tastes great!0
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