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Maybe it's a Nordic thing, but I (like many others) buy strawberries and raspberries straight from a nearby farm during the (short) summer season. Freeze enough
by jnurmine 3y ago
Maybe it's a Nordic thing, but I (like many others) buy strawberries and raspberries straight from a nearby farm during the (short) summer season. Freeze enough of the berries and they last until the next summer.
Blueberries, same thing, but they are free from the forest.
Of course, strawberries won't be whole and firm once they are frozen with some sugar, but the taste of summer is there.
- gopher_space 3y agoI'm from Washington State (land of the invasively delicious blackberry) and have come to realize that people who didn't grow up doing this need to be told it's something they can do. Depending on your location there's a decent list of plants you can grow for practically zero maintenance that will produce more of that food than one family can consume, forever. Some of them are way more work to remove than introduce.