The aim of the present study was to investigate the changes of vegetable weight, pH value, color, flavor, texture, drip loss and peroxidase of three vegetables (carrot, potato, spinach), which blanched (or unblanched) and then frozen for 2 to 4 weeks storage. Results showed that, the vegetable flavor, color and texture of unbranched groups were worse than branched groups after 2 to 4 weeks storage, and it observed that spinach had highest drip loss and rottenest texture. The peroxidase of blanched vegetables possessed no activity, whereas unblanched vegetables showed high peroxidase activity. Among these vegetables, we found spinach was not suitable for frozen vegetables making, and the other vegetables should need blanching treatment to maintain high frozen quality.