10 lb. Bulk IQF Whole Red Raspberries for Baking and Smoothies
10 lb. Bulk IQF Whole Red Raspberries for Baking and Smoothies - 10 lb. is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These 10 lb. bags of individually quick frozen (IQF) whole red raspberries provide a sweet yet tart flavor ideal for a variety of culinary uses. Suitable for baking, they enhance cheesecakes, streusel bars, and lemon raspberry cakes with their vibrant taste. Their versatility extends to blending into smoothies, pureeing into syrups, vinaigrettes, and glazes, or making jams and sorbets. The IQF process preserves the raspberries' fresh texture, color, and flavor by preventing ice crystal formation, ensuring they maintain quality longer than traditional freezing methods. These frozen raspberries are shipped frozen and packaged in bulk, making them suitable for commercial kitchens seeking consistent quality and flavor in a 10 lb. package.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 11.1 lb.
Features: Individually Quick Frozen (IQF) Keto
Package Size: 10 lb.
Package Type: Bulk
Perishable Type: Frozen Foods
Style: Whole
Type: Berries Raspberries
Sweet, yet tart, flavor
Use when baking cheesecakes, streusel bars, and refreshing lemon raspberry cakes
Ideal for blending into smoothies and pureeing into syrups, vinaigrettes, and glazes
Perfect for making jam, sparkling raspberry lemonade, or sorbet
IQF freezing method preserves fresh texture and flavor; ships frozen
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