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Strawberries are my favourite food.
When they’re in season, I eat them every single day by themselves, mixed in with almond milk and a little honey or sugar as a fairly healthy dessert, as a topping for pancakes, cereal, or ice cream, in a mixed fruit salad, or occasionally as strawberry shortcake.
When they’re not in season, I buy frozen strawberries for smoothies and might buy strawberry jam to put on my toast, too.
I like the occasional bit of tartness you find in strawberries. I prefer completely sweet berries, of course, but it is fun to be surprised by other flavours.
They complement so many different types of snacks and meals. I can’t get enough of them.
I love strawberries too.
Cool!
I like strawberries, too, though I prefer fruit to have a bit of a sour bite.
Sour fruit can be really good for sure!
Strawberries are also an excellent complement for chocolate! Love this choice.
For sure!
Strawberries are one of my favorite berry, even though they aren’t technically a berry.
If you get brave, try them sometime with balsamic vinegar and basil. I chop them up and put a little of balsamic and some basil and eat it like a salad. Sometimes I through in goat or feta cheese as well. I love it that way.
Ooh, I’ll try to remember to give that a shot this summer! Sounds interesting.
Strawberries are my daughter’s favorite food too.
Cool. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by yesterday. Strawberries are close to the top of my list of favorite fruits. Grandmama used to grow rows and rows of them… they were so good right off the vine. Usually managed to get more in me than in the bucket!
You’re welcome.
Yes, they’re best straight from the garden for sure!
Strawberries were my #1 pick too.
Nice! I’ll come over and say hello.
I do like strawberries. My dad used to grow them, and I’m convinced they tasted better than in a supermarket.
They sure do!