Can you put this pan in the freezer
491552
I haven't put it in the freezer but it's metal and should be ok. I would do so.
491553
Absolutely. In fact aluminum is a great medium for dishes you wish to keep cold like jello because of its thermal conductivity. Just remember to only use plastic and wooden utensils on this pan. Do not use metal as it will damage the anodizing.
1625482
I think you can freeze it, how long it will last has a lot to do with how you wrap. Not more than 6 months if you care about freezer burn. I have never frozen, just wrap and put back in the fridge.
567498
If you mean putting it in the freezer to do a frosted mug, yes. It can do that easily and I've done it dozens of times since I've owned mine. You definitely do NOT want to try to freeze any liquid while its in the mug.
1342760
Yes. About 1 1/2 yrs from the time I purchased it. If you were concerned about it going bad and were close to the date it would likely be fine in the freezer. Just give yourself plenty of time to warm it up to use. That may change the texture but not likely since it is creamy with small bits of coconut in it. I love this stuff!
402590
I don't see why you couldn't put it in the freezer--it's made of a material not that different from what Kong is made of but isn't quite as thick (they hold up really well, though). It's not as easy to wash the inside as it is with a Kong, but you can run plenty of hot soapy water through it easily enough (you just can't get more than maybe a finger or two inside to try to scrub).
1433035
I have never put them in the freezer, I googled it and it says you can - says they are dish washer safe to just not microwaveable
71547
I don't think so. It is WONDERFUL pan but it seems to be it would get ruined in the oven.
1171055
Yes, it will hold temp very well. Like any cooking piece, if you fill this pan with a pile of cold product, it will take some time to recover.
885106
I have used the glass pie plate to freeze pies after double wrapping them---first plastic wrap, then foil. If allowed to thaw to room temperature, there will be no freezer burn. It can then be eaten or baked as the case may be. I certainly would not use the carrier to store in freezer.
2058109
You can leave it in the freezer all the time and it will not freeze solid. It stays soft and pliable. Do put it in a plastic freezer bag.
1226146
Yes, you can chill it in the freezer before you start making the ice-cream, and after you make the ice-cream you can store it in the freezer. Although the canister does have a lid for storage, it doesn't really stay on.
430283
Yes, you can put them in the freezer and you can also use them to bake or heat food (of course without lids). I don't know the exact measurements but the larger one is about 6"Lx3"Wx2"D... The larger round one is about 4" diameter x 2" deep.
2156860
yes. If you hear swishing around in there, it's not cold enough. Leave it in the freezer for at least 24 hrs. It takes a while.
2237403
The manufacturer says you can freeze the lasagna in the pan, but then you should remove it and package for longer storage. Don't put the cold pan in a hot oven or it may warp.
1202892
Yes it can be frozen the taste is the best I have ever used, even the professional ones I bought years ago for a Christmas Church event. This is even better and easier to use.
1504389
Yes, but I would not freeze for extended periods of time, as the plate may slightly warp. The main problem would be temperature changes. Thaw in fridge, then microwave. These are very hardy plates.
76559
Not sure it can be frozen but I would imagine it could be. I do know they are good for a year to use. Hope this helps. :)