Morrisons Pomegranate Seeds, 350g (Frozen)

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Freeze the pomegranate seeds for at least 2 hours, or up to 24 hours. Gather the seeds and place them in a freezer-friendly bag, ensuring you let out as much air as possible. Rind color: Look for pomegranates with deep-colored red rinds. The rinds come in a range of colors, from pinkish to bright red and even brown. They should also be glossy. Parchment paper will do just fine if you don’t have wax paper. You use the paper to cover the baking tray so you can easily remove the pomegranate seeds once you’ve flash-frozen them. In a pinch, you could even use aluminum foil. Freezer-Friendly Bags Yes, you can freeze pomegranates. You can actually freeze pomegranates whole, but as they take up quite a bit of space in the freezer if frozen whole, I recommend seeding the pomegranates before freezing.Whole Fresh Pomegranates will keep for 1-2 weeks on the counter or 1-2 months in the fridge. Pomegranates do not like moisture, so don’t wrap them in plastic. Keep them loose in the low humidity drawer of your fridge. Shape: A ripe pomegranate will have more of a square shape because the sides will be flattened instead of being rounded.

The only thing that can change after freezing is the texture. Fresh pomegranate seeds are very firm, and after being frozen, they tend to be much softer. Considering the alternative (letting them spoil), it’s not a bad trade-off. How To Use Frozen Pomegranate Seeds Fresh pomegranate is a source of fiber, which can promote weight loss, lower cholesterol, and ease constipation. Concerning the pomegranate seeds, the best way to preserve them is to freeze them so that they will remain in good condition for a long time, since in the fridge, it only lasts a few days.

Pomegranates can have up to three times more antioxidants than green tea or red wine. Antioxidants protect our cells from damage caused by free radicals and reduce inflammation.