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The Best Peanut Butter Keto Cookies

August 12, 2020

…an airtight container or ziplock bag. Can you Freeze these cookies? Yes they freeze very well! They will stay good isn’t he freezer up to 3 months. Just set them…

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4 Fall-Friendly Healthy Freezer Meals

October 4, 2021

…friendly easy freezer meals. Simply take out a meal from the freezer to prepare a fast homemade dinner. #healthyfreezermeals #freezermealrecipes 4 Fall Friendly Healthy Freezer Meals Fall-friendly healthy freezer meals,…

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Rewards and Breaks: How to Homeschool Your Kids

April 22, 2020

…a sticker chart is a great way to see their progress and feel accomplished for the day. We also like the “Can I have screen time?” “How’s your check chart?”…

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How to be the BEST long-distance grandma

October 14, 2013

…minutes they’re bored of staring at a screen and want to do something more fun. Can’t blame them, right? The problem is, we don’t tire of talking to them quite…

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Green smoothies

September 5, 2012

…berries on sale and then freeze them. My freezer is full of raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and blackberries. I buy them in the summer when they are cheap and then I…

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steph
We love green smoothies too. They are the absolute only way I can get fruits and veggies into my uber-picky 7 year old.

Thanks for the tip about spinach cubes. I’m always throwing out bad spinach– or leaving the spinach out of our smoothies because we ran out. Spinach cubes are brilliant!!ReplyCancel
Shae
Great tip about the spinach cubes! I have just frozen the whole bag before (in leaf form), because I figure I am only using it for smoothies.ReplyCancel
Camille
That looks so yummy!! I need to go but some spinach and freeze it!! Great ideas.ReplyCancel
Trish
Luv the frozen spinach hint! I hate it when the greens go bad before I can use them! I freeze all my fruits but never thought of the veggies!ReplyCancel
Terra
Love green smoothies. I used to do the frozen cubes for baby food as well. Blend up a bunch of sweet potatoes, peas, quinoa, etc. and label each bag. Then, I could easily thaw as many food cubes as I needed as well as mix and match a couple different ones together for different combinations. 🙂ReplyCancel
- Melissa Hadfield
  I make baby food too! My freezer is a rainbow of cubes…every color you can imagine! Thanks for reading, I’m glad you love green smoothies as much as I do! 🙂ReplyCancel
Debra Stafford
Love the smoothie! Making another batch today and then freezing the rest of my spinach and kale! Thanks!

How much water should I add to the spinach or greens?ReplyCancel
- Melissa Hadfield
  I’m glad you like the smoothie! I start out with just a little water, maybe 1/4 cup and start blending. Then add a few tablespoons at a time until it’s blending easily. It all depends on how much spinach or kale you have in the blender. Good luck!ReplyCancel
Arlene
Great tip about the spinach…I have the same problem of not being able to use up the entire bag. Quick question, after freezing the spinach in the ice trays do you transfer them to another container like a tupperware with a cover?ReplyCancel
- Melissa Hadfield
  Yes, I put my frozen spinach cubes in a zip lock bag, I haven’t ever tried tupperware, but I’m sure that would work as well.ReplyCancel
Shari Q
When bananas are on sale I buy several bunches. I peel them and but them into thirds the perfect size to add to my smoothie… Next I put all the pieces on a small plater and put it int he freezer. once the bananas are froozen i store them in plactic freezer bags till needed. TIP froozen bananas are an awsome snack they taste better than popscicles and better for you too just slice em and enjoyReplyCancel
Terry
You don’t have to blend your greens to freeze them, I freeze my fresh greens in zipper bags; collards, kale, mustard greens, spinach, chard, whatever,they go right in the freezer when I bring them home.
Here’s how…If they’re fresh from the produce section I wash them in the sink with water then let them dry off a little in a colander – put them in bags and freeze. If I buy the pre-washed, pre-packaged type, I put them right in the freezer in the bag they come in. I’ve done this for years after having the same experience with greens going bad before I could use them up.
Hope this helps you all!
TerryReplyCancel

Cheesy Tater Tot Casserole

March 31, 2020

…a second dish as well to throw in the freezer for a quick and easy weeknight meal. Using disposable pans is perfect for a freezer meal. This cheesy tater tot…

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Banana Nut Protein Green Smoothie

March 11, 2015

…all. If you blend up your spinach and freeze them in a muffin tin you can then pop them out and save them in a freezer safe ziploc bag for…

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Smoked Jalapeno Poppers, With Secret Ingredient

February 18, 2020

…a friend once changed my life when he showed me how to freeze and re-heat brisket. Jump to Recipe Ever since then, whenever I smoke a brisket I always freeze…

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Healthy Chocolate Protein Muffins

July 3, 2020

…minutes for the muffins to cool and remove from muffin tin to cool . Store in a airtight container. Can you Freeze Protein Muffins? Protein muffins can freeze very well…

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Homemade Cream of Chicken Soup

September 19, 2018

…however much you need for your recipe. Can you freeze cream of chicken soup? The answer is kind of up to you. Yes, you can freeze this soup, but it…

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