I tend to only use fresh fruit and veg, but sometimes find myself throwing away unused food when I'm disorganised busy.
So, what frozen / tinned fruit and veg are actually okay? It would be great to have some in as a backup for when the fridge is bare!
I just bought some frozen sliced leeks. Would these work in a soup? I'd love to buy some frozen chopped onions (I didn't know that you could buy such a thing until recently), as I hate chopping onions. Some posters also mention frozen blueberries, hmm.
I already buy tinned sweetcorn, but can't think of any other tinned fruit or veg that might be okay (although I'm sure that some must be!).
I / we need to cook for DH and I, and DS (9 months) if that helps. And I know that fresh is best, and that's what I'll continue to strive for, but I'd rather give DS something homemade even if it does contain frozen / tinned fruit or veg, rather than a jar / pouch of baby food.
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What frozen / tinned fruit and veg are actually okay?
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AchtungBaby · 10/06/2011 10:15
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