Fresh fruit can be eaten as a quick snack, tossed into lunch bags, and taken on the go, making it a more convenient option for some people. Taste and Texture.

Fresh fruit is out, and frozen is in. Okay, maybe that's not quite true -- fresh fruit's going nowhere, and nor should it, thanks to its health benefits and sheer deliciousness -- but if you haven ...

Fresh fruit is generally more expensive than frozen fruit, especially when purchased out of season. Berries are frozen at the peak of freshness (in season) and can last for a year or more in the ...

Lunchables, he said, has included fruit in past products but not fresh fruits. The catalyst to rethink fruits in the snack tray emerged last year when the brand “saw almost a 500% increase in ...

Freeze-dried fruit contains almost all the nutritional benefits of fresh fruit in a shelf-stable, crunchy form. However, it’s not exactly the same as eating fresh or traditionally frozen fruit.

Lunchables with Fresh Fruit can be found in the produce section of select grocery stores in the South-Central region of the U.S. starting this month, according to the release.

If fresh fruit replaces unhealthy foods like fruit juice, candy and donuts, people can expect to see a benefit, Norwitz noted — "but that doesn't mean fruit intake is metabolically optimal in ...