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I was wondering if frozen fruit was raw. I know

if you cook food over 106 or so degrees you destroy

valuable enzymes and nutrients but what about frozen food?

Do nutrients get distroyed when you freeze them at a

certian temperature? I eat a lot of frozen fruit in the

winter( i let it thaw then eat it) because there are not

a lot of organic fruit in season where i live in

Colorado in the winter, lol! With frozen fruit I am able

to eat out of season fruit that is organic( peaches

and strawberries) All the other fresh(non frozen)

fruit in the stores are non organic and grown

conventional. I try an stay away from non organic food as much

as possible.<br><br>So i am just wondering if frozen

fruit it considered raw. I hope it is because I love

it!<br><br>Have a fruitfull day,<br><br>Jamie

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Hi Jamie,<br><br>I'm afraid to say that frozen

food is not particularly nutritious, even if it is

classed as 'raw'. The cell walls are often broken, as you

can tell when you open a packet of frozen peas for

instance. This means a desruction of the cellular structure

of the food and a denaturing of its nutrients.

Having said this, there are foods which do freeze well

such as fat foods like nuts and seeds. In general it

seems that the more fat content in the food, the better

it will freeze and not

denature.<br><br>Fruitfully,<br>Gina

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