Fruit Freezer Labels

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Fruit Freezer Labels 

Strawberries, blueberries, peaches, and cherries — all those juicy summer fruits you stock up on when they’re in season? They’re perfect for freezing and using later in jams, pies, smoothies, or spooned over pancakes and ice cream.

Freezing them at their peak means you can enjoy that fresh-picked flavor all year long — but once your freezer stash starts growing, it’s easy to forget what’s what.

That’s where my Fruit Freezer Labels come in!

These easy-to-use labels help you stay organized, cut down on waste, and keep track of what fruit you froze and when — so you’re never left guessing what’s in the bag again.

🍓 Fruit Freezer Labels — Keep Your Favorite Frozen Fruits Easy to Use All Year Long

Fresh-picked strawberries, ripe peaches, juicy blueberries — when summer fruit is in season, it’s the perfect time to stock up and freeze for later. Whether you’re planning ahead for homemade jams, pies, smoothies, or fruit toppings, having your favorite fruits tucked away in the freezer makes those sweet treats easier to enjoy anytime.

But once your stash starts to grow, it’s easy to forget what you’ve frozen and when.

My Fruit Freezer Labels take the guesswork out of freezer prep! These basic, easy-to-use labels help you stay organized, reduce waste, and make the most of every bag of frozen fruit — so you’re never left wondering what’s in the bag again.

🍑 Ideal for Seasonal Fruit Savers & Home Bakers

Perfect for anyone who loves preserving summer fruit while it’s fresh and affordable. These labels are blank and fully customizable, so you can write in exactly what you’re freezing — whether it’s whole berries, sliced peaches, or a custom fruit blend. That means one label set works for everything. Simple, flexible, and budget-friendly.

📄 What You’ll Get:

• Instant Download PDF – Includes a full sheet of 6 Basic Fruit Freezer Labels
• Flexible Printing Options – Print at home on Avery 15264 labels or full-sheet sticker paper and trim to size
• Fits Standard Bags & Containers – Great for freezer-safe jars, zip-top bags, or vacuum-sealed pouches

❤️ Why You’ll Love Them:

✅ Works with Any Fruit – Label each bag with exactly what you froze and when.
✅ Quick to Fill In – Plenty of space to write the fruit name, date frozen, and use-by date.
✅ Stretch Your Budget – Save money by freezing fruit at its peak and using it all year.
✅ Made by a Home Cook – Designed by someone (that’s me!) who knows how to make seasonal fruit last.

🏡 These Freezer Labels Are Perfect For:

🍓 Home cooks who love freezing summer fruit for year-round use.
🥧 Bakers and jam makers who prep fruit while it’s fresh and in season.
❄️ Households that keep frozen fruit on hand for smoothies and desserts.
📅 Organized freezers that need quick labels to track what’s inside.
🍑 Anyone who wants to make the most of every peach, berry, or cherry while they’re in season.

🤩Bonus tip:

• Check out  how I freeze fresh berries so I can make mixed berry jam later in the year.
• Here is how I freeze fresh mango so I can add it to my mango smoothies in the morning.
• Guess what I do when my star fruit tree is bursting with fresh carambola during the summer? I make frozen carambola juice because this tropical fruit goes bad pretty quick. Then I use the frozen juice cubes to make Star Fruit Iced Tea Coolers. You can do the same with any favorite fruit!

🗂️ Easy Storage Tip:

Each printable sheet includes 6 labels, but sometimes you only need one or two. To keep the extras safe and ready to use, I store my leftover labels in a three-ring binder with page protectors. It’s my go-to Freezer & Mylar Label Binder — no more digging through drawers or reprinting labels you already have!

🖨️ Recommended Printing:

These freezer labels are made and customized to fit Avery Printable Shipping Labels with Sure Feed, 3-⅓" x 4", White, 60 Labels (Avery 15264).

I've printed them with my own HP home printer and tested them in the freezer — no smudging, no peeling. Months later and the labels are still intact and the printing is as easy to read as the day they went into the freezer.

✅ These labels stay put on zip-top bags, vacuum seal bags, or containers — even through freezing and thawing.

💥 Get Yours Now!

Stock up on labels and make freezing your families favorite fruit easy. Freeze those sliced summer peaches so you can make this easy Rustic Peach Pie any time you are craving something sweet.

🎉 Want the best deal? Go for the bundle!

This label is included in my Freezer Meal Mini Bundle #3 — perfect if you love to pack the freezer with seasonal fruits, vegetables or your favorite side dishes. The bundle includes 3 sheets of labels.

💧 Are These Labels Waterproof?

Most home printer inks (especially inkjet) are water-based and not waterproof. If you print using a laser printer, your labels may hold up better to spills. That said, I’ve had great results with my inkjet printer and haven’t had any issues with smudging in the freezer. I've tested out the Avery #15264 for a year now. 

✍️Important Notes:

• No Physical Product will be shipped.
• This is a downloadable file that you will then print onto Avery label #15264 which this label has been formatted for. Using a different size or brand of label may not work. For best results use the recommended Avery label. There are no refunds on digital downloads. 
• Digital products are non refundable.

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