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Open freezing fruit and veg

Primrose
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My new fridge freezer doesn't have an open freezing shelf for loose freezing home grown fruit and veg like the old model did and I really miss this facility.
What's the easiest way of open freezing stuff in these circumstances so that I can bag fruit and veg up loosely rather than filling bags straight up from blanching where everything ends up in a solid block and I can't just grab a handful of product as I need it?
What's the easiest way of open freezing stuff in these circumstances so that I can bag fruit and veg up loosely rather than filling bags straight up from blanching where everything ends up in a solid block and I can't just grab a handful of product as I need it?
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I just used to place the fruit/veg on baking trays and put them in the drawer after flattening the stuff in the drawer.0
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I've got melamine trays of varying sizes that I just line with enough clingfilm to cover the tray then wrap over the food.0
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Like others I just use anything flattish that fits into a drawer and I also line with clingfilm.Today I've got a dinner plate in there with a few sad mushrooms that will come in handy for a casserole. Just wanted to add that I don't bother blanching.0
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Thanks for your comments. This is what I've been doing. Just wondered if there was a better method which there doesn't seem to be.0
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