22 lb. IQF Organic Red Raspberries

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Grown organically and harvested at the peak of ripeness, these versatile IQF organic red raspberries are then quickly and individually frozen to maintain their freshness in their best form. Adding these red raspberries to your menu offers endless, versatile options while saving on labor costs. Keeping the red raspberries in their frozen state, add them into smoothies and milkshakes for a sweet yet tart treat. Bake into pies, cobblers, crisps, oat bars, and galettes for rustic, housemade baked goods, or serve a slice as a warm dessert with a side of vanilla ice cream. Create red raspberry glazes and vinaigrettes to dress savory salads, meats, and roasted root vegetables to add a subtly tart and sweet dimension.

Macerate these red raspberries into jam and offer it as a side option to your breakfast pastries, or use it to fill danishes, doughnuts, hand pies, and cake fillings for a fun fruit flavor! The jam can also be used to fold into meringues for a beautiful swirled effect, topped off on panna cottas, and can even be incorporated into buttercream frosting to add a more diverse and unique flavor profile to your cupcakes and cakes! Creating homemade syrup is another wonderful and easy way to use this frozen fruit. Drizzle over waffles, pancakes, and crepes, or fold into yogurt and ricotta for breakfast items. Plus, as a syrup base, this can be added into shaken specialty cocktails for a fun, fruity way to mix things up! With so many creations to be discovered, your next signature menu item will benefit from these IQF organic red raspberries.

When fruits are first picked, they start to lose their nutritional value, and freezing in masses lumps the fruit together. Using the IQF method prevents this from happening and instead keeps the fruit's flavor, structure, nutritional benefits, and natural appearance intact, letting your dishes look and taste their best every time. Thanks to their preservation, the red raspberries taste deliciously fresh; customers will never guess they were actually frozen!