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When we think about preserving fruits and vegetables, we usually think of jams, jellies, pickles, and canned goods. But the freezer is also a much-overlooked tool for preserving. No, it’s not really a good option for most city-dwellers; you can’t very well pack a summer’s worth of tomatoes in a tiny freezer. But if you live in a larger home or have access to a chest freezer, then you can preserve summer fruits and vegetables so easily. Thanks for the tips