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  2. What does September mean for BC blueberries, fresh or frozen?

What does September mean for BC blueberries, fresh or frozen?

Thu, Sep 15, 2022
teens picking from container of blueberries in park

This year, BC blueberries had an amazing harvest season, and we hope you got the chance to taste BC’s best! With the fresh season coming to an end, you may be wondering: where will I get my blueberry fix?

Fret not- welcome the chillier weather with BC frozen blueberries! Frozen BC blueberries are picked from the same high-quality farms as fresh highbush blueberries; however, they are available year-round in the frozen food aisle. BC produces some of the highest quality blueberries in the world, with some farms boasting nearly a century of experience. BC’s environment allows highbush blueberries an exceptional size and amazing taste.

Frozen blueberries are sourced from the same blueberry farms you might enjoy visiting in the summer for U-Pick, except these berries, frozen in time, can be enjoyed year-round. Pick up a bag of frozen BC blueberries and enjoy them for an energy-boosting breakfast or healthy mid-day snack! Look for the "BC Grown" logo on the freezer bag, and check that the country of origin says "Canada,” to be sure you're supporting local growers.

Frozen blueberries are also available direct from some local farms. (Check with individual farms for frozen availability).

 

 

Parents! Make BC Blueberries part of your daily routine as snacks for back-to-school, work, and play.

Back-to-school time is almost here. One hassle-free snack that is sure to make your little ones smile is BC blueberries! A small handful of blueberries makes for a healthy and nutritious snack for recess or lunchtime. Easy to pack and buy, frozen BC blueberries are available year-round in grocery stores.

For all the hardworking parents out there, we know your energy is vital throughout the day. One easy way to get your daily dose of Vitamin C and Vitamin K is to add BC blueberries to your breakfast each morning! Sweet and delicious, and easy to incorporate into your routine- enjoy them alone or as a topping on pancakes and waffles.

For fresh and frozen BC blueberry recipes, visit https://www.bcblueberry.com/consumer/recipes.

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