Fresh Aussie Baby Spinach
Our lean, green Australian spinach
Ready to supercharge your salad? Head in store to get your hands on 100% Aussie baby spinach. These babies love a cool climate, and that’s why they migrate from Victorian farms to ALDI stores across Australia for you to enjoy.
Flavoursome and fun facts about spinach
How long does spinach last in the fridge?
Babies need attention, and baby spinach is no different! Make sure to use your spinach in 24 hours to avoid those yellow, limp or wilted leaves.
What nutrients are in spinach?
Boost your brekkie, lunch or dinner with an extra dose of vitamins like A, C, B6, E and even K.
Family ties.
Believe it or not, beets and spinach share a leafy green bond. Both are part of the Goosefoot and Amaranth family.
Go bananas for our spinach.
All hail the king of potassium! There is more potassium per serve in spinach than bananas.
Can you freeze baby spinach?
You absolutely can and should freeze your fresh baby spinach before it wilts in the fridge! Thawed frozen spinach won’t be able to be used in salads or sandwiches, but it’s fantastic used in cooking and baking – think curries, pasta, pie and more.
Freezing spinach can be done in a variety of ways. The quickest and easiest way to freeze baby spinach is freezing your leaves fresh and whole in a zip lock bag. Just be sure squeeze any air out!
How to store spinach for ultimate freshness
Keeping your baby spinach fresh in the freezer is as easy as keeping it sealed in the bag it came in! If you’ve purchased your leaves loose, be sure to keep your leaves in a plastic zip lock bag or container. If stored correctly and unopened, your baby spinach should last up to 10 days in the fridge.
How to wilt fresh spinach
Wilted spinach is a versatile side for any dish. Wilting spinach is as easy as heating the leaves in a tablespoon of water in the microwave. Or, for a bit more flavour, wilt your baby spinach in a pan with butter and seasoning.
What are some good spinach recipes that I should try?
Baby spinach adds a delicious touch of green to any sandwich or burger, but if you’re looking for some more creative ways to use your leaves, look no further! We’ve collated a list of our favourite spinach recipes for you to try. Cheap, easy and packed with nutrition, find some inspiration from our spinach recipes below.
