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Sweetened frozen raspberries

Sweetened frozen raspberries
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Ingredient Information

Name

Sweetened frozen raspberries

Category

Fruits

Popularity

8 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Sweetened frozen raspberries are ripe raspberries that have been carefully selected, washed, and frozen to preserve their freshness and flavor. Additionally, a bit of sugar is added during the process to enhance their natural sweetness, making them an ideal ingredient for preparing desserts, smoothies, sauces, and various recipes where a sweet and fruity touch is desired quickly and conveniently.

This ingredient has its origin in the raspberry (Rubus idaeus), a fruit typical of temperate climates, originally from Europe and Asia, although today it is cultivated in many regions of the world, including Latin America. The freezing technique allows for enjoying raspberries out of season, while maintaining most of their nutrients and flavor.

Among their properties, sweetened frozen raspberries provide antioxidants, vitamins such as C, and dietary fiber. They are ideal for adding color and flavor to sweet preparations without complications. However, as they are sweetened, their sugar content is higher than that of natural raspberries, so it is advisable to moderate their use according to dietary needs.

Synonyms in Latin American Spanish: Frozen sugared raspberries, frozen raspberries with sugar, sweetened frozen redberries (in some countries they are confused with other similar small red fruits).

Nutritional Properties

4.8g
fiber
25mg
calcium
21mcg
folate
0.7mg
iron
151mg
potassium
7.5g
sugars
52
calories
22mg
magnesium
1.2g
proteins
2mcg
vitamin a
26.2mg
vitamin c
0.7g
total fats
12g
carbohydrates

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