what to do with old unused coffee grounds that have never been “cooked”?

my question: For years I would keep coffee in the freezer as my mother did. WE do not drink it and no longer have any company. The coffee is getting old and unused. What can I do with it? Will it help in the garden in any way? Will it hurt any plants, etc., if I scatter it or dig it into the soil? I do not have a lot but want to get rid of it as it is old? I am NOT talking “used” grounds, but original coffee. HELP. Hate to throw it away if it is useable.. Thank you.
Chellis Swenson Jensen 10-14-2019

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 10/14/2019 @ 7:52 pm

Yes, you can use them in the garden. Unused coffee grounds actually can add some acidity to the soil, used grounds do not. They become neutral once used.
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