Frozen vegetables often contain more vitamins than 'fresh' supermarket produce
Research shows that frozen vegetables are not inferior to fresh ones — in fact, they are often nutritionally superior. Vegetables are blanched and frozen shortly after harvest, preserving more vitamins than produce that has spent days on a supermarket shelf. Fresh vegetables lose some nutritional value during transport and storage, making frozen options a genuinely healthy choice.
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