Frozen Superfoods: 10 & Cook Tips

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Berries

Tiny yet potent: blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, rich in antioxidants shielding cells from free radicals. Defending against aging, arthritis, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's & more. (Source: 1)

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Salmon

Salmon: superfood with protein & omega-3s. Vital for blood clotting, muscle movement & anti-inflammation. Omega-3s reduce age-related mental decline & lower Alzheimer's risk.

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Tuna

Tuna: rich protein & omega-3s. Freeze fresh steaks for 2-3 months, frozen for 9 months. Try Seared Tuna with Tomato-Olive-Caper Salad, ready in 20 mins.

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Broccoli

Frozen broccoli: quick, nutritious side. High in fiber, vitamins A, C, K, folate, potassium, phosphorus & selenium. Boosts immunity, heart & joint health.

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Brussels Sprouts

Frozen Brussels sprouts: healthy & convenient cruciferous veggies. Packed with antioxidants, aid gut health, lower type 2 diabetes risk, and boost bone health.

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Kale

Trending superfood: frozen kale! Loaded with vitamins K, A, 71% DV of vitamin C, calcium & iron. Blend in smoothies or sauté for healthy sides. Try Cod With Wilted Kale recipe.

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Kimchi

Freeze kimchi for immune-boosting benefits! Store-bought: freeze as is. Homemade: airtight container. Stays flavorful for 3 months. Thaw in fridge or sauté. Enjoy alone or in Korean-Style Lettuce Wraps.

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Açaí

Frozen açaí berries in pouches are rich in antioxidants, boost "bad" cholesterol, and protect the brain as you age. Use for smoothie bowls or add to Greek yogurt for a tasty treat.

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Avocado

Freeze avocado for up to 6 months - mash, purée, or chunk, add lemon juice to prevent browning. Use in smoothies, toast, guacamole, or blend with chocolate for healthy avocado chocolate truffles.

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Lentils

Freeze cooked lentils for 6 months. Microwave or add to hot dishes like curry. Thawed lentils add fiber to salads, grain bowls, or soups for a protein boost. Try Red Lentil Soup with Lemon and Dill.

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