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    How do I defrost strawberries?
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    Put the berries in a bowl and put that bowl into a second bowl full of hot water. Let them sit until defrosted.
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    I have fresh picked strawberries that I want to freeze. Do I wash them first?
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    Yes, you should wash them to remove any chemicals or small microorganisms before freezing them.
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    Should the strawberries be chilled before transportation?
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    You should chill them at least 36 hours before transportation and, if possible, chill them during transportation.
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    How can I tell if a strawberry has fuzz on it?
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    You will be able to see the fuzz on the strawberries easily.
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    Should I remove strawberry stems before storing them in the refrigerator?
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    Removing the stems is not necessary before storing them in the refrigerator, but you should remove them before you eat the strawberries.
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    I want to freeze strawberries with Truvia or stevia sweetener. Will that work?
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    Yes. You can use any sweetener to your strawberries, as all you’re really doing is adding a little sweet to them before freezing.
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