Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

Hey guys, so i have decided that i am going to start eating more vegetables. and i was wondering what you guys thought of frozen veggies.

are frozen veggies as healthy as fresh? pro's con's etc.

Thanks

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

Frozen ones are fine. If I buy veggies, I'll buy fresh if on sale. If not, frozen

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

I would imagine frozen to be close (should be better than canned) as compared to fresh.
why not just eat fresh if you can?

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

I do fresh veggies and avoid frozen ones where at all possible.

Not from any nutritional aspect, but from the taste alone. Fresh usually tastes better (to me).

I don't want to eat a steak with pre-frozen carrots, green beans, or brocolli.

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

Cause fresh veggies go bad too quickly. with Frozen, i can buy like 10 bags and be good for a few weeks.

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

What veggies do you mostly eat?

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

All foods (fruits and vegetables included) start to naturally oxidize once they are picked, shelled (nuts) or otherwise removed from their natural state. Eat as close to fresh as you can. Frozen isn't too bad if they are flash frozen shortly after picked. Only eat things that are actually in season - they taste better because they actually have the nutrients they are suppose to. And for your own health, I would suggest only eating organic label foods. You can read up on all the chemicals and toxins in food at naturalnews.com. Final thought, try and find a farmer's market around you.

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

I eat fresh. Nothing wrong with frozen though. I eat alot of broccoli, kale, cabbage, onions, and peppers. I eat green beans, collards, summer squash, and spinach quite often as well.

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

Frozen last longer.

 

Frozen Vegetables vs. Fresh?

Brocolli, green beans, collard greens, bok chuy, spinach, mostly for me, but not against any others.