The phrase "a pack of fresh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity or collection of fresh items, typically food products like fruits, vegetables, or herbs.
Example: "I bought a pack of fresh strawberries from the market."
Alternatives: "a bundle of fresh" or "a batch of fresh".
As with the other Sheepskin properties guests can expect such hotel-style comforts as fluffy bathrobes, luxury towels, iPod docking stations, plus a starter pack of fresh roasted coffee, tea, olive oil, sea salt and black pepper.
"We expect to sell 2.5 million packs of fresh meat and 70% more garden furniture sets this weekend alone".
2 cloves of garlic, very fresh 4 cups (packed) of fresh basil leaves (preferably Genoa) 1 teaspoon of coarse sea salt 2 tablespoons of oven toasted pine nuts (some contest this inclusion, but I like them) 3 tablespoons of Pecorino cheese, not too strong 3 tablespoons of grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese 1 cup of olive oil.
The single round cake was lightly browned, loosely packed, full of fresh crab meat and had a light spicy edge; it was one of the better versions we have eaten lately.
Lonely Planet's Tony Wheeler singles out some 'good' lands Valencia's markets are packed full of fresh local produce and the restaurants serve up plate-loads of Spanish delights.
One of those to receive top marks from both locals and reviewers is Jeffers by the Marina, housed in a bright townhouse on the seafront, and doing spot-on sea bream, smoked cod and meat dishes, risotto packed full of fresh fish, plus excellent breakfasts.
They have changed habits: 'I don't need a full set, but I want my local player or my favorite superstars, and these I can afford if I don't try to buy everything.' "There is a magic to opening a fresh pack of cards".
The rest of Round 22 is a little like opening a fresh pack of Scanlens footy cards and discovering that not only is it missing the powdery stick of bubble gum but that you've copped two Austin McCrabb's and a John Ironmonger.
Shirtless young men have already had their first shot of the day, and the ones who haven't line up, bleary-eyed, at the convenience store for a fresh pack of cigarettes or a bottle of rakija, the plum brandy that flows liberally through this town.
After pouring myself a stiff drink and opening a fresh pack of cigarettes (again, as Durden would have wanted me to do), I set to judging.
