National Strawberry Day

The name has been used in a few different legends. The berries will fall off the leaves and become "strewn" about the plant, according to the more popular version. "strewn-berries" became "strawberries" over time. strawberry beds were mulched with straw over the winter, insulating the plants over the winter, preventing weeds from growing in, and making them easier to harvest. Children in England are seen stringing the berries on grass straws and selling the "straw berries" in their communities, according to another sweet tale.

Berry picking tips:

• Pick ripe berries that are completely ripe. Strawberries don't ripen if picked too early, like bananas or pears, so they won't continue to ripen
• Don't overfill your container. Berries are tender and can bruise quickly
• Wait until you are ready to eat, don't wash the fruit until you are ready to eat. Strawberries are susceptible to mold, and washing will speed up spoilage
• On cool, cloudy days, the best time to pick strawberries is on cool, cloudy days, but any time is perfect!
• Strawberry freezes well, and if you choose more than you can eat before they spoil. Pluck the green caps and toss into a freezer bag, then transfer the green caps and toss into a freezer bag. Use for smoothies, ice cream, or cake toppings

Not only are they delectable, but they are also fragrant. They are one of the rose family's most fragrant fruits, and they belong to one of the rose family.

Strawberries are grown in virtually every corner of the Earth (if the Earth had corners), except for her most frozen southern and northern reaches. Strawberry varieties are also available in addition to all these potential locations.

Strawberry strawberries are also a good source of Vitamin C, potassium, and fiber, making them a great source of Vitamin C. These sweet treats hit the spot when snack time is calling, with 55 calories and zero fat in 1 cup.

How to Observe #nationalstrawberryday

• Scout out strawberry festivals and pick-your-own farms
• Plan to plant your own strawberry patch. Imagine sitting in your very own backyard, eating sun-warmed, sweet berries you picked or even grew yourself under clear blue skies
• Eat a strawberry!
• Make a strawberry crumble. Make a strawberry tarte
• Try a peanut butter and strawberry jelly sandwich
• Give one of the following recipes a try: Give one of the following dishes a try:
• Strawberry Pretzel Salad is the perfect complement to the Strawberry Pretzel Salad
• Strawberry Spinach Salad is a fruit salad that can be served with Strawberry Spinach Salad
• Banana Smoothies - Easy Strawberry Banana Smoothies
• Easy Fresh Strawberry Pie is a fruit pie that is easy to make
• Pudding made from Strawberries and Cream Bread Pudding
• To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalStrawberryDay

National strawberry day is the oldest national strawberry day in the United States' history

Although we continue to investigate the sources of this national food holiday, one source reports that the day has been commemorated by the grocery industry since at least 2013. And it isn't showing any signs of slowing down.

Strawberry FAQ

Q. What other fruit has its seeds on the outside?

A. None. Strawberries are the only fruit with seeds on the skin.

Q. Do strawberries freeze well?

A. Yes. Yes. In an airtight, freezer-safe container, cut the stems and seal. Frozen strawberries are also great for smoothies and other cold beverages.

How many calories are in a strawberry? Q. How many calories are in it?

A. One medium-sized strawberry contains about 4 calories.

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