Can unfrosted cupcakes be frozen in these containers until ready to be frosted.
1503070
These are not air tight so you would probably have to wrap the whole thing in plastic wrap then foil just like you would when freezing a cake
660795
They are large enough to hold the large size muffins. The base for a standard cupcake had a lot of space around it but the lid allows ample space for large flowers and other decorations. For just a standard iced cupcake, they are a little to large. I used some of these for fruit salad recently. My only complaint, is that some of the lids would not snap shut so well, on those few I used a little piece of clear tape. Hope this helps!
544225
Yes but they don't seal very well so if you are going to freeze for more than a couple of days, freezer burn will most likely occur.
969221
There is no reason these can't be frozen. Looking at the ingredient list all of them can be frozen. I have frozen them successfully in the past and they don't lose any flavor or quality.
1267328
I recommend you put the gasket on to the container prior to freezing. I found it can be hard to work with the frozen canister, but when it is room-temperature it is not an issue.
1763971
I'm not sure. I'd rather take them out and wrap then tightly in plastic to freeze. I think then you could unfreeze them and put them back in the pans to gift to others.
1935697
Yes, the silicone baking cups can be used in the freezer. I wanted large ice cubes for my pitchers of Sweet Tea and had no large ice trays. So I filled each cup almost to the top with water, set them on a tray to make carrying them easier, and froze until the cubes were set. The ice-cubes popped right out and looked really cool too!!
191470
I would imagine they could. I haven't tried that, as I don't have room in my freezer at the moment.
1091406
I have used these several times, and I have never had a problem with the icing touching the top. These are similar to cupcake containers at grocery stores. I think there is probably 1.5-2 inches of space from the top of an uniced cupcake to the top of the container. I hope this helps, and also if you were wondering the cupcakes fit like a glove in these containers making them excellent for transporting delicate cupcakes.
906758
If they are already frozen, I don't see why not. They would, however, be open at the bottom. Just my opinion, though.
1075535
I kept mine in the freezer until I was ready to use them. That worked well.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
339795
I think they would be OK if they are airtight. Mine have been fine on the shelf as long as they are unopened, so I haven't frozen them. They get sticky if left exposed to the air.
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.
984143
I am using them for Bath bomb frizzes. So, they will not be in the freezer.
1763973
I actually haven't tried freezing these, but I imagine, since they are coated, they would do well in the freezer, and wouldn't pose a problem with moisture as the breads defrosted. Good luck, I hope it works out well!
1763974
I have not done that yet. You may want to try it first. I do use these a lot, I just never froze them. Sorry I could not be more helpful.