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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Fresh frozen
Hope you can help me.
> Green kale available fresh frozen, freeze-dried granulated leaves and as freeze-dried powder fro shots, smoothies and other healthy drinks.
I don't understand the underlined part.
Is there an expression "fresh frozen"? Any difference from just frozen? (Emphasizing that it is not freeze dried?)
Or should there be a comma between fresh and frozen?
Thanks.
> Green kale available fresh frozen, freeze-dried granulated leaves and as freeze-dried powder fro shots, smoothies and other healthy drinks.
I don't understand the underlined part.
Is there an expression "fresh frozen"? Any difference from just frozen? (Emphasizing that it is not freeze dried?)
Or should there be a comma between fresh and frozen?
Thanks.
Top answer
It will probably mean something like "frozen within 2 hours" (of picking the vegetable). d
- It will probably mean something like "frozen within 2 hours" (of picking the vegetable).
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It will probably mean something like "frozen within 2 hours" (of picking the vegetable).
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