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Did you know?
Blueberries are a source of vitamin C. One half cup of blueberries provides 12% of the Recommended Daily Intake for vitamin C.

Buying
  • Choose blueberries that are firm, uniformly blue and free of mould.
Storing
  • Store blueberries unwashed in the refrigerator for a few days.
  • Remove any damaged berries to prevent the spread of mould.
  • Wash and dry blueberries before freezing.
Preparing
  • To prepare, wash blueberries gently in cold water.
Serving
  • They are delicious when fresh, mixed in fruit salads or used as a topping for cereals, yogourt, pancakes and waffles. Use frozen blueberries in baked goods or smoothies.
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