Guest guest Posted December 7, 2002 Report Share Posted December 7, 2002 I came across a LEF article recently that bears on the question of whether frozen blueberries are worthwhile. The LEF has a reputation for directing attention away from CR and towards the pills they sell - so I was pleasantly suprised by the title of the article: " Eat Less - But Do Eat Lots of Blueberries " . The blueberry anthocyanin material is relegated to page three - where it concludes: ``Considering the high cost of blueberries, I asked a couple of chemists if frozen blueberries, or frozen berries in general, have the ability to provide benefits similar to those of fresh berries. The chemists agreed that frozen berries should still provide considerable benefits.'' Blueberries are out of season here - and the best source I have found is some 30% frozen blueberries, mixed with blackberry and apple. I rather doubt eating frozen fruit could ever be described as " optimal " - but until local food distribution networks improve - frozen foods may provide practical, convenient and inexpensive food that is still of good nutritional value. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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