Great combos! I do intermittent fasting daily (19:5) and use frozen berries to break my fast - after my fasted training (and half an hour after my pwo drink of spirulina). My regular is a big serving of blueberries, pumpkin seeds, almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, banana, cacao nibs, greek yogurt and a teaspoon of ceylon cinnamon and a sprinkle of cocoa powder. In addition, will add a tiny portion of either strawberries/blackberries/raspberries in a rotational manner. Apart from my greek yogurt (can't get organic), everything is organic and the nuts/seeds are soaked from the crack of dawn. Tastes divine.
I am probably going to try the nice cream. looks more like something me and my kids will eat. something healthy as a filler snack instead of junk. slowly transitioning to a healthier lifestyle. very hard to do with a bunch of picky eaters
I would just scoop out some frozen berries from the container and into a bowl. Then, eat straight from the bowl like ice cream. My teeth does the processing for me.
GREAT video! AND don't forget the CRANBERRIES...just blend them up with SWEETER berries like blues and straws..I do this 3-4 times each week for my breakfast!
Oh wow!! I'm going to try these!! Thank you so much Dani!! I have some frozen berries from my meal prep that I have left over from smoothie bags and had no idea how to use them... but now? Haha..yummmmm!! :D Keep those videos coming!! Thank yoU!
In Denmark it is recommended to boil the frozen berries for one minute in water on the stove. Fresh and frozen berries including raspberries, blackberries, strawberries and blueberries are a common source of food poisoning due to harmful viruses and bacteria, particularly the hepatitis A virus. The main causes of berry contamination include being grown in contaminated water, poor hygiene practices of berry pickers and cross-contamination with infected berries during processing.
Yummy! I'll try the nice scream.... Im sure my 4 yr old is going to love it🍦🍦🤗 I also love my frozen blueberries in my oatmeal.... Thnx for the recipes!!!
Oh buddy you got through that first recipe and I spoke out loud to my husband, "I like her!" I'm on keto diet so have to be careful! This is something I could get into!
You cant beat how simple these are to put together. Those are the best recipes. You can put them together in seconds and be eating them in no time. Thumbs up for another awesome video.
the frozen fruit they sell in my country it says since the berries were not washed or underwent any heat treatment they should be heated before consumptions...making them extremely inconvenient to use
Is there a way to defrost your berries to get them to have a semi normal shape and how to get that watered down part out of them? I'm trying to defrost some to use on a cake decoration but not sure if it would work.
Love frozen berries! I recently got the antioxidant berry mix from Costco! Its great! I make power smooties, or add them to my oats, countless possibilities! These recipes look awesome too! Also on a separate note, do you have a video on cooking oils? Canola vs vegetable vs olive vs coconut, etc? If not, I'd love to see you do one, or maybe a series for each! Stay awesome Dani!
But "yogurt" began in Turkish, as yoghurt(there go the italics!). The Turkish word itself comes from an Old Turkish root, yog, meaning something like "condense" or "intensify," which is pretty much what happens to milk when you let it curdle into yogurt. Makes sense! And the actual dish has been around for thousands of years--not surprising for something as simple as "old warm milk"--and was popular in ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece (where they called itoxygala, "acid milk"). Once the word made its way to English, though, the going got a little choppy. The first written mention of the gloopy stuff comes in 1625, when a travel writer named Samuel Purchas noted that the Turks don't "eate much Milke, except it bee made sower, which they call Yoghurd." And then we were off to the races: by the 1800s, people were writing of "yahourt," "yaghourt," "yaghourt," "yogurd," "yoghourt," "yooghort," and "yughard," and even Evelyn Waugh, in his 1925 novel A Handful of Dust, had a character gobbling "her morning yoghourt." Without an Academie Francaise-style language dictatorship to keep English in line, stealing words from non-Latin alphabets inevitably gets kind of messy. Adding to the confusion is the fact that, in modern Turkish, the word spelled yoghurt is actually pronounced more like the French word for it, yaourt, with the "gh" in the middle of the Turkish word just lengthening the vowel before it. It's unclear whether Samuel Purchas got the hard G in his "yoghurd" from writing down what a Turkish speaker with an old-timey dialect was saying to him, or transliterating from the Arabic script used in the Ottoman Empire, but either way, we took that hard-G to heart. It helps that, compared to the very Frenchy yaourt, "yogurt" is a lot easier for an English speaker to say.
I've burned through many a magic bullet in my day grinding frozen milkshakes. My recipe - Frozen mixed berries, frozen banana, 1 tbsp. natural peanut butter, splash of milk, drizzle some honey. I need to make this soon, haven't had one for years, anyone I've ever served it to loved it
Love this! Thank you for sharing. Do you ever make a roast chicken and/or chicken breasts as part of your meal prep? If so, I would love to learn some easy, weeknight meals with pre-cooked chicken as the head-start ingredient, but only if you have the time of course!
+Jared T Yes, I do, or I buy a cooked rotisserie chicken from the store and use it as a head start ingredient during the week. I will make a note of some meal prep ideas for the chicken ;)
I LOVE to use frozen berries in yogurt. It freezes the yogurt and makes another form of nice cream!!! I also put some nuts in to add protein. Yummy!!! Sometimes I add my liquid omegas too.
I like your ideas but make me laugh..you talking about frozen food but you got ""fresh produce local grown"" sign hanging behind you on the wall..make a better picture
Your last recipe (berry, banana, milk) sounds scrumptious. New to this, but the 'dollar tree' had berries and couldn't resist. Thank you , FOR SIMPLE - FYING:))) more than 1 dollar, even at Walmart for the same brand
My favorite way to enjoy frozen berries is frozen blueberries and raspberries with full fat coconut milk from the can and cinnamon so sweet and delicious
I got frozen berries at the Dollar Tree store. It's the cheapest kind of frozen berries that I can find, and it comes in a good quantity. About a 10-oz bag. I think I am going to use them to make my very first berry smoothie! I've never made a frozen berry smoothie before.
frozen blueberries with honey drizzled on them and then pour over almond milk. the berries freeze the milk and it turns it into ice cream with berries in it, it is crazy good on a hot summer evening!
I've tried to pure my frozen fruits and unless I use water in my blender, they just get stuck. I don't have a food processor or anything fancy. Just a standard good old blender. Any suggestions??? Thanks! ♡
+Gema Jimenez You can try letting the fruit defrost just a little bit so they are not rock solid, that should help. Then do just what you are doing and add a splash of water if it gets stuck.;)
Danni, can you make a video about how to freeze fresh fruits ourselves? Sometimes I bought too much berries and I want to freeze them and use them later.
I have the banana ice cream and cottage cheese with fruit from time to time. I have not tried the the cacao nib cereal. For some reason I'm hesitant to try Cacao nibs. I've had a bag for a year and never opened them.
I'm so making the nice cream with my frozen blackberries. Question: do I need that frozen banana for ice cream consistency Dani or is it just for flavor? Thx.
Watching this video while eating cottage cheese with frozen cherries xDDDD I like to add a little bit of youghurt to loosen the texture. And if the berries are too tart - just add some chopped banana.
Love these tricks. Great call on the frozen raspberries actually being better than the fresh with the "cheesecake" idea. I will try that. I guess cherries aren't berries, but in the vein of what you did, I use frozen cherries to make a cherry "nice-cream." I blend some with the bananas and milk and throw in some sliced frozen cherries for texture and depth of flavor. I sometimes throw in some pecans too!
I have frozen fruits and cottage cheese....gonna give it a try. However, to be totally honest, I can't expect it to taste like cheesecake....but I know it will be tasty!
mix the cottage cheese and frozen berries in a food processor taste just like ice cream. I'm not a fan of cottage cheese but love this cures my sweet tooth with lots of protein!
can i ask because its frozen fruit isit easy to bite lol ? or did you thaw it or like put it in warm water before ... because i know most frozen fruits usually used for shakes .. please let me know
I have the frozen berries and cottage cheese or greek yogurt for breakfast in the morning. I use the nice cream for desserts. Will try your first recipe that is new to me.
Hi I love the low fat cottage cheese with pineapple ,I think the berries would be great too .I will certainly try these recipes thank you for sharing ,
Great idea for a mock cheesecake love it and thank you! I love nice cream lol never knew it had a proper name :) I know frozen peaches are not berries but love doing nice cream with banana frozen peaches and mint in the summer good lawd so good :)
Ok Dani omg lol so I made these amazing muffins!! So good I've been eating clean for 2 weeks I gotta tell ya I'm 46 full menopause Ive never slept better and inflammation is gone! Keep'm coming
Will for sure make the raspberry and cottage cheese. Thanks for clarifying that the berries would be delicious changed out. I have an allergy to blueberries but the cereal sounds and looks delicious!
Frozen berries in a mug, Berry flavored green tea bag, pour in hot water! YUM!!
+Amanda Davis So clever! I am definitely giving this a try.
I love adding my frozen berries to a warm oatmeal it feels like having a scoop of ice cream on top of a warm soufflé 😋
+Ghalyah Al That sounds delicious!
Instead of a smoothie, I will have a nice cream and I like to add a scoop of protein powder and some granola on top.
+Andrew A that sounds ah.mazing!!
Once I buy a blender, I'm gonna try the nice cream for sure!
Great combos! I do intermittent fasting daily (19:5) and use frozen berries to break my fast - after my fasted training (and half an hour after my pwo drink of spirulina). My regular is a big serving of blueberries, pumpkin seeds, almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, banana, cacao nibs, greek yogurt and a teaspoon of ceylon cinnamon and a sprinkle of cocoa powder. In addition, will add a tiny portion of either strawberries/blackberries/raspberries in a rotational manner. Apart from my greek yogurt (can't get organic), everything is organic and the nuts/seeds are soaked from the crack of dawn. Tastes divine.
How can you fast if you are eating daily
I am probably going to try the nice cream. looks more like something me and my kids will eat. something healthy as a filler snack instead of junk. slowly transitioning to a healthier lifestyle. very hard to do with a bunch of picky eaters
+Heather Duddy yes - the ice cream is a great starter b/c it tastes exactly like soft serve!
I would just scoop out some frozen berries from the container and into a bowl. Then, eat straight from the bowl like ice cream. My teeth does the processing for me.
I loooove nice cream. Another idea is just make a berry sorbet. Just blend together a bunch of berries :)
+Sara1227 Never tried that! Thanks:)
Eating my strawberry nicecream right now! So good. I added some honey and chia seeds too, it's amazing.
Nice touch!
Yum 😍 nicecream? Haha
Who else just eats them frozen on they’re own 👁👄👁
me lmao i thought i was the only one 😭
GREAT video! AND don't forget the CRANBERRIES...just blend them up with SWEETER berries like blues and straws..I do this 3-4 times each week for my breakfast!
+valnaples Great idea! Thank you!!
I love the Nice Cream!! Every since I started making this I have never had the craving for real ice cream.
+H4LN 2016 I know! Isn't it amazing?
Yes!!
Oh wow!! I'm going to try these!! Thank you so much Dani!! I have some frozen berries from my meal prep that I have left over from smoothie bags and had no idea how to use them... but now? Haha..yummmmm!! :D
Keep those videos coming!! Thank yoU!
+Ashley Watkins perfect! enjoy:)
In Denmark it is recommended to boil the frozen berries for one minute in water on the stove. Fresh and frozen berries including raspberries, blackberries, strawberries and blueberries are a common source of food poisoning due to harmful viruses and bacteria, particularly the hepatitis A virus.
The main causes of berry contamination include being grown in contaminated water, poor hygiene practices of berry pickers and cross-contamination with infected berries during processing.
Yes you have to do it if they are imported outside EU
Thank you so much for this information. I didn’t know!!!
I just eat em straight from the bag :)
Yep! It's like eating a popsicle!
I've been eating frozen heaps it's delicious
I LOVE the cereal idea!! I grew up eating cereal but am now on a more whole food plant based diet so this idea is very exciting to me!! Thank you!
Yummy! I'll try the nice scream.... Im sure my 4 yr old is going to love it🍦🍦🤗 I also love my frozen blueberries in my oatmeal.... Thnx for the recipes!!!
+Kensy Nunez Great tip:) Thanks!
My kinda would like the nice cream! I've never tried it with berries.
Oh buddy you got through that first recipe and I spoke out loud to my husband, "I like her!"
I'm on keto diet so have to be careful! This is something I could get into!
Frozen berries are linked to Hep A outbreaks incl. deaths in northern and western Europe. Important to (sadly) boil them first, I've learned
You cant beat how simple these are to put together. Those are the best recipes. You can put them together in seconds and be eating them in no time. Thumbs up for another awesome video.
+Just Add Muscle Thank you! So glad you enjoyed them :)
Frozen blueberries are prewashed correct?? Do they do a good job at the sheds to wash off the pesticides and worm chemicals??
the frozen fruit they sell in my country it says since the berries were not washed or underwent any heat treatment they should be heated before consumptions...making them extremely inconvenient to use
What a great video, thank you! But why "low fat" cottage cheese Dani?
+Nani Lu I go back and forth between low fat and full fat - either is 100% fine:)
Is there a way to defrost your berries to get them to have a semi normal shape and how to get that watered down part out of them? I'm trying to defrost some to use on a cake decoration but not sure if it would work.
I was gonna make a smoothie then remembered it’s my sisters blender that I need to use 👁👄👁
I don’t like cottage cheese so I would like to try ice cream sorbet with frozen fruits
Dani, what are your thoughts on cleaning frozen berries? Thanks
I just like eating frozen blueberries their self they taste like I’m eating sherbet
My mom buying a bag of frozen grapes the day after their gone because I ate them all
Love frozen berries! I recently got the antioxidant berry mix from Costco! Its great! I make power smooties, or add them to my oats, countless possibilities! These recipes look awesome too!
Also on a separate note, do you have a video on cooking oils? Canola vs vegetable vs olive vs coconut, etc? If not, I'd love to see you do one, or maybe a series for each! Stay awesome Dani!
But berries are so bitter , I love cottage cheese but the frozen berries bitterness suck
But "yogurt" began in Turkish, as yoghurt(there go the italics!). The Turkish word itself comes from an Old Turkish root, yog, meaning something like "condense" or "intensify," which is pretty much what happens to milk when you let it curdle into yogurt. Makes sense! And the actual dish has been around for thousands of years--not surprising for something as simple as "old warm milk"--and was popular in ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece (where they called itoxygala, "acid milk").
Once the word made its way to English, though, the going got a little choppy. The first written mention of the gloopy stuff comes in 1625, when a travel writer named Samuel Purchas noted that the Turks don't "eate much Milke, except it bee made sower, which they call Yoghurd." And then we were off to the races: by the 1800s, people were writing of "yahourt," "yaghourt," "yaghourt," "yogurd," "yoghourt," "yooghort," and "yughard," and even Evelyn Waugh, in his 1925 novel A Handful of Dust, had a character gobbling "her morning yoghourt." Without an Academie Francaise-style language dictatorship to keep English in line, stealing words from non-Latin alphabets inevitably gets kind of messy.
Adding to the confusion is the fact that, in modern Turkish, the word spelled yoghurt is actually pronounced more like the French word for it, yaourt, with the "gh" in the middle of the Turkish word just lengthening the vowel before it. It's unclear whether Samuel Purchas got the hard G in his "yoghurd" from writing down what a Turkish speaker with an old-timey dialect was saying to him, or transliterating from the Arabic script used in the Ottoman Empire, but either way, we took that hard-G to heart. It helps that, compared to the very Frenchy yaourt, "yogurt" is a lot easier for an English speaker to say.
I've burned through many a magic bullet in my day grinding frozen milkshakes. My recipe - Frozen mixed berries, frozen banana, 1 tbsp. natural peanut butter, splash of milk, drizzle some honey. I need to make this soon, haven't had one for years, anyone I've ever served it to loved it
+volcommerce That sounds delicious!
Like to try raspberries n banana nice cream. 😁😃😄😉😀
So she forgot to thaw the berries before putting on the cottage cheese?
Love this! Thank you for sharing. Do you ever make a roast chicken and/or chicken breasts as part of your meal prep? If so, I would love to learn some easy, weeknight meals with pre-cooked chicken as the head-start ingredient, but only if you have the time of course!
+Jared T Yes, I do, or I buy a cooked rotisserie chicken from the store and use it as a head start ingredient during the week. I will make a note of some meal prep ideas for the chicken ;)
I love eating frozen berries just out of freezer! It’s delicious
What's the best way to eat them plain and maintain nutrients?
I LOVE to use frozen berries in yogurt. It freezes the yogurt and makes another form of nice cream!!! I also put some nuts in to add protein. Yummy!!! Sometimes I add my liquid omegas too.
I like your ideas but make me laugh..you talking about frozen food but you got ""fresh produce local grown"" sign hanging behind you on the wall..make a better picture
For the last receipe do you have to use a frozen banana
Your last recipe (berry, banana, milk) sounds scrumptious. New to this, but the 'dollar tree' had berries and couldn't resist. Thank you , FOR SIMPLE - FYING:))) more than 1 dollar, even at Walmart for the same brand
My favorite way to enjoy frozen berries is frozen blueberries and raspberries with full fat coconut milk from the can and cinnamon so sweet and delicious
+Shannon Hammond That sounds so good!!
I got frozen berries at the Dollar Tree store. It's the cheapest kind of frozen berries that I can find, and it comes in a good quantity. About a 10-oz bag. I think I am going to use them to make my very first berry smoothie! I've never made a frozen berry smoothie before.
Im gonna try the strawberry banana nice cream
Does it taste good? I wanna try it
frozen blueberries with honey drizzled on them and then pour over almond milk. the berries freeze the milk and it turns it into ice cream with berries in it, it is crazy good on a hot summer evening!
+Kathy Coblentz yum! that sounds delicious :)
I was tired of buying those pre-sweetened instant oatmeal......so this time, I bought plain oat meal and added frozen blue berries.. it was delicious!
Do you if frozen fruit gets cleaned for bugs?
Have you ever made your own jam/jelly? New subscriber here and would love to make my own using your knowledge!!
I don't have a food processor, but I really want to try the nice cream. Could I use my magic bullet??
+Sheila Mac33 Yes, that should work :)
Whenever I buy frozen fruits , i can't stand their smell ! Am I the only one who has a problem with the smell ?
I've always wondered what frozen berries could be used for other than smoothies. Big thumbs up and sharing on twitter
+Angie on TH-cam Thank you!!
Frozen berries, peaches, mangos, and bananas make an amazing meal. This is the staple of my diet,
yum
I've tried to pure my frozen fruits and unless I use water in my blender, they just get stuck. I don't have a food processor or anything fancy. Just a standard good old blender. Any suggestions??? Thanks! ♡
+Gema Jimenez
You can try letting the fruit defrost just a little bit so they are not rock solid, that should help. Then do just what you are doing and add a splash of water if it gets stuck.;)
That's great...thanks!! :)
Can you do a how to make jelly/jam vid? What's the difference?
Wow!! I love berries
+detroit31348 yay! Let me know how you like it :)
+Clean & Delicious Hello Dani!! I LOVE it. Thanks for sharing!!! :)
Have a great day.
Danny Is weird for a woman’s name is it
Ay yo this shit is bussin. THX
Why not just eat them? Like pour some into a bowl, don't let it thaw, just eat it??
Can I eat them raw? I like frozen food
Oh boy I have to make that ice cream today Dani. I love that idea and will make it tonight. Thanks Hun
+FitAnge S Awesome! Let me know how you like it :)
I would have never though of using them as cereal!
+ItzaMeylin ;)
I wil try to make jam out of my frozen berries and add chia gel with it as well.
I LOVE THE NICE CREAM! Added a bit less milk once, and it turned out a bit better!
Thanks! The cottage cheese mix looks a great idea for a healthy snack!
Danni, can you make a video about how to freeze fresh fruits ourselves? Sometimes I bought too much berries and I want to freeze them and use them later.
how do we clean the frozen fruit?
I have the banana ice cream and cottage cheese with fruit from time to time. I have not tried the the cacao nib cereal. For some reason I'm hesitant to try Cacao nibs. I've had a bag for a year and never opened them.
+Erin Johnson They really are delicious. The first try throws you ff a bit b/c they are not sweet - but they are yummy!
+Clean & Delicious I would love to see a 101 video on cacao nibs. Are they supposed to be crunchy?
I really enjoy your videos.. Your recipes really are clean and delicious thanks ...
+Patricia Montesino Thanks!!
Should frozen berries be washed?
Mmmm Im gonna try the ice cream one because I have the ingredients.
I eat them frozen like a popsicle! Tastes delicious to me.
How about Frosted Berries :3 well that is bad, eating my own ;w;
I love frozen fruits from Trader Joes and the cottage cheese/yogurt frozen fruit combo is my go summer treat :-)
+GetFitwithMindy Its so good!
I'm so making the nice cream with my frozen blackberries. Question: do I need that frozen banana for ice cream consistency Dani or is it just for flavor? Thx.
consistency :)
+Clean & Delicious Thank you! 😊
Love that Dani responds!! Thanks Dani!
I tried the last one and it was the best
Watching this video while eating cottage cheese with frozen cherries xDDDD I like to add a little bit of youghurt to loosen the texture. And if the berries are too tart - just add some chopped banana.
+Yuliya Herhel I LOVE frozen cherries - I'll have to try that.
Love these tricks. Great call on the frozen raspberries actually being better than the fresh with the "cheesecake" idea. I will try that. I guess cherries aren't berries, but in the vein of what you did, I use frozen cherries to make a cherry "nice-cream." I blend some with the bananas and milk and throw in some sliced frozen cherries for texture and depth of flavor. I sometimes throw in some pecans too!
+ckrtom2 I LOVE frozen cherries and that sounds delicious!
I have frozen fruits and cottage cheese....gonna give it a try. However, to be totally honest, I can't expect it to taste like cheesecake....but I know it will be tasty!
+Denise Marie Well definitely let me know what you think ;)
I like the strawberry nice cream. I'm going to make the strawberry nice cream. Thanks Dannie for the great ideas.
We make berry crumbles a lot, also put them in oatmeal.
I take the frozen berries and top them with my homemade coconut milk whipped cream. so delicious!! It's really good with melted white chocolate also!
+kpizzle801 yum!
I have never tried cacao nibs... The cereal looks delish
+Erin Monk It is ;)
mix the cottage cheese and frozen berries in a food processor taste just like ice cream. I'm not a fan of cottage cheese but love this cures my sweet tooth with lots of protein!
Oooooh yum thats a great idea!
can i ask because its frozen fruit isit easy to bite lol ? or did you thaw it or like put it in warm water before ... because i know most frozen fruits usually used for shakes .. please let me know
Most frozen berries are easy to bite, but you can let them thaw naturally for a bit before eating!
I have the frozen berries and cottage cheese or greek yogurt for breakfast in the morning. I use the nice cream for desserts. Will try your first recipe that is new to me.
+Debra Graham Let me know how you like it :)
I will try all 3, but the nice cream first. It definitely will help with my sugar cravings. Thanks Dani!
+Kim E ME too - I love the nice creams!
Hi I love the low fat cottage cheese with pineapple ,I think the berries would be great too .I will certainly try these recipes thank you for sharing ,
+markanddanielsmom Frozen pineapple would also be delish!
I'll try the strawberry banana ice cream for sure!
+Heather Ruz-Peters Enjoy!
Great idea for a mock cheesecake love it and thank you! I love nice cream lol never knew it had a proper name :) I know frozen peaches are not berries but love doing nice cream with banana frozen peaches and mint in the summer good lawd so good :)
+keylimekisses You're welcome! And the peach mint "nice cream" sounds delicious! Gotta try that one ;)
Ok Dani omg lol so I made these amazing muffins!! So good I've been eating clean for 2 weeks I gotta tell ya I'm 46 full menopause Ive never slept better and inflammation is gone! Keep'm coming
yay!! #winning
What if frozen berries as topping to cake?
Trying all of them because everything you create is so delicious and clean of course! Love the channel!!!
+Julia Vasiliu Awe! Thanks Julia:)
Frozen berries are sooo sour tho
The first "cereal" idea is stunning Dani. Tiny little berries suspended in a milky white base is so sexy!
+Debjani C ;)
🥰Thanks for the tips
Will for sure make the raspberry and cottage cheese. Thanks for clarifying that the berries would be delicious changed out. I have an allergy to blueberries but the cereal sounds and looks delicious!
+Holly H. Great, would love to hear how you like it! And yes, you can def swap out the berries for whatever works best for you :)