I have a small family and would not use the entire container. Can you freeze portions after opening?
1985828
They make smaller 8oz sizes in both coconut cream and coconut milk. I use this larger size for making ice cream, but I buy the coconut milk in the 8 oz size because I never use much more than that when cooking.
1985829
i have frozen it in ice tray to have single portion sizes for sauces and such. also it will keep in the fridge for about a week. but in the fridge it becomes solid, so you have to heat when you want to use. i will put it in a glass bell jar with top and heat to use when in fridge.
1985830
Your FAMILY can't finish one of these? I could eat the whole thing with a spoon, MYSELF, in only a couple days if I wanted to...Yum!
1985831
I do without any problem. It goes bad fast in the refrigerator and the box doesn't seal well. I agree with everything the other commenter says.
1957598
I put them in smaller containers and than put them in the freezer. They will last until you use it all.
1392699
I just remove the frozen patties from the containers and store them in a zip top bag. That frees up the containers for use.
1724535
I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to that. I have never had it long enough to need to freeze it. I can tell you that it is delicious and I use it in a variety of ways. The packaging is such that it keeps for quite a while without needing to be frozen, but I do refrigerate once opened.
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.
2226957
Not that I know of, but I just place a small piece of cling wrap or foil when freezing baby food. As soon as it was frozen I transferred it to a ziplock bag. This is the best baby tray I have found.
1819894
Yes, I was able to put them in the freezer. The only problem I had was the lids don't stay on very well and it's not a complete seal if the lids do stay put.
1731009
You can, but I would seal what's inside in a zip lock freezer bag. Make sure the box is upright otherwise it would collapse under pressure. I wouldn't burry it to deep.
1981719
I've not frozen mine but I would think it may warp the lids on the containers. I'd suggest buying a small box at your grocery store to try it first. If it works get thisbox because its so much more economical tho!
197415
You can wrap them in cling film tightly, and the place them in a ziplock bag and remove as much air as possible. Store in the pantry. I'm not sure if they can be frozen though.
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.
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.
1376539
I haven't tried freezing mine, but as long as you leave room in the tubs to allow for expansion it should be fine. They are dishwasher and microwave safe so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe as well.
612502
I would suggest cutting sections and leaving them in the pan, freezing the entire pan covered with plastic wrap, then when frozen removing and putting sections in "seal a meal" type vacuum bags and putting the sections back into the freezer.
631946
If you make the food and then freeze it, yes, you will need a separate container. This only has a pitcher that you can steam and directly blend in same unit. I use an ice cube tray to freeze, then put it in a Ziploc bag with the date once it's frozen. When I thaw the food, I put it in a plastic container in the fridge each day. I just use a small Tupperware container. This BEABA is really nice and easy to use and clean!
752891
Yes....I just popped the whole container in a freezer....use ice cream scoop to use as needed
443806
you can use fruit that has been frozen I would thaw and allow to warm up though,I did not like cooker and sent back