Frozen Fruit Ideas

[rhiannonon]

Hello all, I am new to this website but have been watching it for a couple of weeks and think it's fantastic! New tslimming world too, and have been finding it quits expensive buying fresh fruit - so a friend suggested buying frozen fruit - great idea in theory right? I defrosted some over night in the fridge and added some to a yog this morning as a snack - gross.

So what can I do with this frozen fruit now? Any ideas on how to serve, incorporate into a recipe? I bought Tesco summer fruits but any other fruit categories would be welcome too thanks in advance everyone.

 

[rhiannonon]

Surely someone has some ideas?? I don't want to waste the fruit and chuck it out, lol.

 

[BopKatie]

Mix up some sugar free jelly and chuck the fruit in... Use slightly less water as the fruit will defrost in the mix... Then stir in a syn freee yoghurt and mix it up and leave it to set.. Really yummy

 

[bilsat]

Pete’s Summer Surprise 2

Ingredients

1 x 500g Bag of Sainsburys Summer Fruit
Weight Watchers 400g wholemeal bread
Robinsons Apple & Blackcurrant Concentrate (no added Sugar)

Method

In a saucepan put 1 cup / 250ml of Robinsons Apple & Blackcurrant concentrate (no added Sugar) undiluted, bring to the boil for a minute and place to one side. Tip the bags contents into a sieve and drain all the liquid off, adding it to the Robinsons concentrate.

Prepare your dishes by covering the base & sides with clingfilm, this will aid removal later.
Cut and place your wholemeal bread with crusts removed in the base and then cut wedge shaped pieces to go around the side.

Dip each piece in the juice then lay out in the dish starting with the base, make sure that you cover the whole area of the dish.

Add the fruit until it reaches the top then fit a piece of bread on the top, add any extra juice to ensure the top is completely covered in juice. (This will now be proud of the dish)

Place a weight on the dish and place in the fridge for several hours.

To remove open the clingfilm and tip upside down, carefully lift the dish off then remove the clingfilm and dispose of it.

Enjoy!

 

[rhiannonon]

These look brilliant, thanks very much guys