Do you have to use the base to freeze them or are they ermetic? Put the whole base in the fridge wouldn't be very conviinient! thanks
301410
Put the whole works in the freezer. they need help standing upright. ... you can use wooden popsicle stix instead of the plastic, unless you are worried about dripping on your hand... you eat them fast enough.
301411
The popsicles need to stand up for freezing or the juice will spill out. The stand really is not that much larger than the molds though. Hope this helps.
301412
You need to use the base to freeze them - they wouldn't stand up on their own. But it doesn't take up much freezer space.
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They don't last long enough to require storage in my office. I don't see any reason that they would not store in or out of your fridge. I do believe they would store for months iin a sealed container outside your fridge.
969219
yes, they freeze very well. I buy them by the case and keep out a few pkgs. and freeze the rest.
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Leanne, I would say you'd have no problem with them in the refrigerator. I'm very hesitant about saying "yes" to the freezer because I don't know what you'd be putting in them or how full you fill them (liquids expand when frozen and therefore would break the glass). Regards, Al
1475020
Hey Susan, it's never recommended to put your beans in the freezer. Dries them out. This keeps them pretty fresh. I've got a couple of them!
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I probably would not freeze them. They are pretty thin and don't appear to be designed for the freezer. They have a similar thickness to a wine glass at the top.
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I put them in the freezer when we're taking long trips and will need extra insulin. Fridge would be fine for keeping it from getting warm on hit days. Sometimes I only use one freezer pack
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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.
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Best to eat them fresh, they tend to not hold up well when refrigerated or frozen. The best way to store long term is to leave them in the ground until ready to cook them.
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I store mine in the freezer and just grab a handful every now and then. They've kept for months.
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I'd keep them in the corner of your closet, somewhere Dark and cool, unless where you live gets really warm, then you can do a fridge. No need to freeze it.
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If you don't open the package, there is no need to freeze them. They stay fresh as long as the vacuum seal is not broken.
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I have never used them in the fridge, I would be concerned that they would sweat if you were putting something dry in the container, so if you did I would make sure it is a liquid, ie. soup or something. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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The manufacturers don't mention the need for refrigeration, so they should be OK. I do store mine in a fridge because that's what I've always done.
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I just keep them in a cooler room, I think freezing may make them mushy. Fridge might be alright although I haven't done that. I use it every day in my protein shakes so doesn't sit around a long time..just looked at the pkg. and says to refrigerate, guess I will be keeping it there from now on
1110810
They are not cold at all. In fact I don't think you are even supposed to put them in the freezer. They are for decorative purposes only:)
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My son loves them so much that he budgeted them in the fridge for over a month and they were still awesome. They keep really well as long as you refrigerate. We put them in a zip-lock bag and refrigerated. Good luck!