AIP Friendly Vegan Frozen Grapes
When the craving for something cold and sweet hits, it's hard to beat a snack that requires exactly one ingredient and zero cooking. Seedless grapes transform in the freezer into something almost candy-like — firm on the outside, icy and juicy when you bite through, with a concentrated sweetness that feels genuinely indulgent. For anyone navigating the autoimmune protocol, finding a treat that satisfies without any off-plan ingredients can feel like a small miracle, and this one delivers completely. The method matters here: patting the grapes fully dry and freezing them in a single layer ensures each one stays separate and perfectly textured rather than fusing into an icy clump. Red grapes tend to be a little sweeter, green grapes bring a brighter tartness, and a mix of both keeps things interesting. Once they're frozen solid and transferred to a bag, you've got a ready-to-grab snack waiting in the freezer for up to two months — though they rarely last that long.
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4 servings
- 4 cups seedless grapes (red, green, or a mix)
Instructions
- 1
Rinse the grapes in a colander under cold running water, then spread them on a clean kitchen towel or paper towels and pat completely dry — any surface moisture will cause them to freeze together in a solid clump.
- 2
Pull the grapes from their stems and arrange them in a single layer on a parchment-lined baking sheet, making sure none are touching.
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