Strawberries are unique with seeds on the outside. Seeds can be harvested for planting, but removal without damaging the fruit takes patience. With care, you can collect seeds and still enjoy the berry.
Cut off green stems and leaves with a sharp knife.
Shave off the outer skin just deep enough to remove all seeds.
Place seeds in a blender with enough water to cover.
Blend 3–5 seconds on medium. Good seeds sink; bad seeds and pulp float.
Pour slowly and retrieve sunk seeds from the blender bottom.
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