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The phrase "a quart of fresh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity of fresh produce or liquid, typically in cooking or recipes.
Example: "I need a quart of fresh strawberries for the dessert."
Alternatives: "a quart of fresh produce" or "a quart of fresh juice".
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As luck would have it, a few minutes later, our neighbor walked over with a quart of fresh tomatoes.
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