cooked fruit
jgover
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I don't really like raw blueberries but I want the nutrition from them. I usually add about 10 to my oatmeal before I microwave it. Does anyone know how much damage I'm doing to the quality of the berry and should I just forgo the fruit altogther?
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bump. I do the same thing with my blueberries.0
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Try throwing the raw berries in the blender or food processor for a few seconds and then adding them to your cooked oatmeal. You won't compromise the integrity of the good stuff in the berries by doing it this way.0
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Speaking from a scientific point of view, I think microwaving the blueberries would reduce the vitamin C content (vitamin C decomposes easily under heat) and it'll have the same kind of nutritional value as tinned fruit (which is heated during production to sterilise the contents).0
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