Fresh Or Frozen Vegetables: Which Should You Have?

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Welcome to the ultimate showdown: fresh vs frozen vegetables. Let's dive in and find out which one is better for you.

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Slide 1: Fresh vegetables are picked at the peak of ripeness, ensuring maximum nutrients and flavor. But they can spoil quickly.

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Slide 2: Frozen vegetables are picked at their peak and flash-frozen, locking in nutrients and extending shelf life. But they may contain added preservatives.

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Slide 3: Fresh vegetables are more versatile and can be eaten raw or cooked in a variety of ways. But they require more prep time.

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Slide 4: Frozen vegetables are convenient and require minimal prep time. But they may not have the same texture as fresh vegetables.

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Slide 5: Fresh vegetables are often more expensive, especially when out of season. But they may be locally sourced, supporting your community.

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Slide 6: Frozen vegetables are more affordable and available year-round. But they may have traveled long distances, leaving a larger carbon footprint.

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Slide 7: Fresh vegetables may have a shorter shelf life, leading to food waste. But they can be composted, reducing environmental impact.

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Slide 8: Frozen vegetables have a longer shelf life, reducing food waste. But they come in plastic packaging, contributing to plastic pollution.

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Slide 9: So, which should you have? The answer is both! Incorporate a mix of fresh and frozen vegetables into your diet for maximum nutrition and convenience.