Definition
When something is 'flash-frozen,' it has been frozen very rapidly. Think of flash-frozen vegetables π₯¦ or seafood π£; this process preserves their quality and texture much better than traditional freezing. Quick freezing creates smaller ice crystals, which cause less damage to the cells of the food. This results in a product that tastes fresher when thawed. It's like hitting the pause button on the aging process. It keeps your food fresh longer!