
How to Defrost Fruit for Baking and Smoothies Without Turning Mushy
Thawing frozen fruit at room temperature is the fastest way to ruin your next bake. Here is how to defrost it properly so it stays firm for pies and crumbles.
Thawing, freezer burn, containers, bags and labels: getting food back out in good shape.

Thawing frozen fruit at room temperature is the fastest way to ruin your next bake. Here is how to defrost it properly so it stays firm for pies and crumbles.

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