Can I use the containers to store liquid batter and freeze it?
214736
I use mine for flour and sugar. I wouldn't recommend using these for liquids - it would appear to me that the seal may not handle liquids.
214737
They are very good to use as canisters. I would not put them in the freezer.
214738
I wouldn't may want to check manufacturers website. Seal may not hold up in cold temps like a freezer
214739
It is my understanding these containers are intended for dry storage - beans, flour,pasta, sugar, etc. I don't recall reading anything about freezer use.
184970
I would bet the containers could, but I would't put the lids straight from freezer to microwave.
1871948
I haven't but I'm sure you can. I just wouldn't leave them frozen for an extended period. I love these for many different uses.
1871951
This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to you. This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to... » Read More This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to you. « Show Less
752891
Yes....I just popped the whole container in a freezer....use ice cream scoop to use as needed
667367
As far as I am aware you can. They are microwave & dishwasher safe, so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe.
2050360
Yes, you can, BUT it defeats the essential benefit of keeping food fresh longer. they might also crack if over filled as liquids expand when they are frozen.The DEBBIE MEYER UltraLite GreenBoxes are Independent Laboratory tested and proven to keep fresh produce, baked goods and snacks fresh longer, without freezing.If you freeze in them you will experience freezer burn and the freshness properties will not work. In the freezer you need to create a vacuum to prevent freezer burn. You can use DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac and DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac Bags for the freezer. The beauty of these boxes is that you do NOT have to freeze most times because the food stays fresh for longer. Hope this helps. Yes, you can, BUT it defeats the essential benefit of keeping food fresh longer. they might also crack if over filled as liquids expand when they are frozen.The DEBBIE MEYER UltraLite GreenBoxes are Independent Laboratory tested and proven to keep fresh produce, baked goods and snacks fresh longer, without freezing.If you freeze in them you will experience freezer burn and the freshness properties will not work. In the freezer you need to create a vacuum to prevent freezer burn. You can use DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac and DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac Bags for the freezer. The... » Read More Yes, you can, BUT it defeats the essential benefit of keeping food fresh longer. they might also crack if over filled as liquids expand when they are frozen.The DEBBIE MEYER UltraLite GreenBoxes are Independent Laboratory tested and proven to keep fresh produce, baked goods and snacks fresh longer, without freezing.If you freeze in them you will experience freezer burn and the freshness properties will not work. In the freezer you need to create a vacuum to prevent freezer burn. You can use DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac and DEBBIE MEYER GeniusVac Bags for the freezer. The beauty of these boxes is that you do NOT have to freeze most times because the food stays fresh for longer. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2002253
I think it can be - I have never used this particular one for that purpose, but I regularly use Glasslock containers to freeze all kinds of items. I would leave some space to allow for expansion.
848909
You could probably use dry ice to freeze it but I would keep a barrier like a towel between the dry ice and the plastic. Dry ice has a surface temp of minus 109 fare height, it might cause the container to become brittle. If you have dry ice you might forgo the blue ice.
706917
I don't see why not if you're using glass jars. However, if you really want to preserve the nutrition freezing is the best way.
537558
Yes. That is primarily why I bought mine. I have frozen homemade veggie broth, spaghetti sauce, sloppy joes just to name a few. Makes it very easy to pop them out and store in a freezer bag!
249587
I wouldn't recommend it, I don't think they hold their "freeze" very long at all. I'd use a small freezer pack instead.
33202
I would NOT put liquid of any kind in these containers. They are lightweight cardboard.
1412919
I haven't tried to put mine in the freezer but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use margarine containers in the freezer all of the time. Since we know that the glass is impervious to the cold, the only question would be the lids and they are essentially the same thing as margarine container lids so I don't see why not. Hope this was helpful. P.S. I wouldn't try to pop the lid off right away after taking one out of the freezer but rather wait a couple minutes for it to warm up and become flexible again.
618530
Yes, that would be very possible. You fill the clear hard plastic side with water to the fill line, then simply put on the gray rubbery top and stick in the freezer. I think you could put anything in it but it would be size restricted, of course.
2086960
Have not attempted this, but I feel confident that they would hold up for a single use if they went immediately into the freezer. I am equally confident that they would NOT hold up for more than a single use and/or if the water were significantly hot when put into the container. Hope that helps.
550019
I have not tried to freeze them. And I don't think it would work very well. If the expanding liquid didn't break them, the extreme cold would probably make them more prone to crack