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Our neighbors recently moved and we inherited the remains of their freezer items. 
There are 3 huge bags of frozen strawberries and 1 bag of frozen raspberries.
Besides pies, what are my options?
Ideas, pretty please???
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Smoothies and sorbet!
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I love raspberries (my favorite!) sprinkled over plain yogurt.
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You can substitute the berries in any cranberry bread recipe ... you can also thaw them and dry them in a dehydrator for a great snack ....
can I come over? 
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Over ice cream - yum!
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ooh and you can make jam! that's fun and nothing quite as good from the market!
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Put 2 bags in a layer in 13x9 baking dish. Pour half a bag of yellow cake mix over it covering the fruit. Cut a stick of butter up into small pieces and lay over the cake mix. Pour remaining cake mix over that. Bake at 350 for one hour. Serve warm topped with whip cream. It's a delicious easy peasy recipe.
ETA: If it's a really big bag, use one or just enough to have at least a 1 inch layer of fruit.
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Thanks everyone!
Question: Can you make jam and dehydrate fruit that has already been frozen????
KC....I had forgotton about "dump cake"!
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