If you aren't sure you can use it all up within a month, could a portion be frozen and thawed without affecting the product's efficiency?
1159299
I think that question requires a chemist, or a company rep to answer that question, but I support Heidi's suggestion, to try the pill form.
1159300
great question. I do not know... maybe into an ice tray, and then you could use it as you need.... But again, not sure. some herbs and vitamins do loose their effectiveness when surrounding is altered (heat, cold etc). my gut tells me it will loose its potency.. but you can get the tablets, which is what I have done since I travel.
1159301
Its shelf-life exceeds one-month. It has taken three months to consume the entire package. The efficacy of the Floradix has remained consistent.
289051
I can't imagine it being terribly effective to freeze - it is so thin (1/8"/3mm) that it would thaw very quickly. It would also be incredibly stiff if you did freeze it, and I think you would risk breaking the PVA material if you froze it and then tried bending it.
361668
They have an excellent website that will answer all your questions. But as I understand it...it will not go bad if left unrefrigerated BUT it is best if you freeze the unused portion...leaving it out will not make it go bad...refrigeration is good of course...freezing it is best/ I take the powder to work with me...it is unrefrigerated for 12 plus hours and it is fine.
1408763
I don't know if it can be frozen. The instruction mentioned, after open the pack, add salt for continue storage purpose.
376246
Yes you can in fact they recommend that you do. I keep it in the frightening after it is thawed out and it keeps it really fresh.
1625484
Yes, you can freeze the remaining portion after opening. I cut my 4 lb. roll in half, and place one half in a sealed plastic box in the refrigerator, This is the half I use daily, slicing the amount I need for each meal, and breaking that slice into small pieces. The other half I place in a zip lock bag and freeze until the first half is gone. As I am constantly rotating in this way, I probably have never had reason to freeze the half more than 2 or 3 weeks. As I read on the internet, the guidelines for freezer storage for meats are for quality only. Frozen foods remain safe indefinitely. (Though I find the quality goes down after about 6-8 months.)
2222438
Yes you can. I use it in smoothies all the time. Freeze it in ice trays then store them in the freezer and use as needed for up to 3 months or more.
1009685
Yes if you use frozen ingredients. It is more like soft serve. They have great videos on YouTube on all the features.
199761
it is vacuum packed and i have never been able to keep these long enough to know if it would freeze, but one would think that 'yes' the product could be frozen after opening
1508900
Absolutely you can freeze the filled pouches. My friend would make big batches that we would split and freeze. When defrosting you have two options - number one - when traveling you can just let it slowly defrost or defrost in a hot water bath then use the spout to feed baby, option two - at home we would cut the top off of the pouch empty it into a bowl and defrost contents in the microwave. Love this product! (Consider using the spoon attachment when traveling - so convenient)
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Based on my usage of the product I would think it could be as long as the surface is clean and dry. I don't think it would be best to use the product if it was frozen. However, I think you would be well advised to contact the manufacturer. This stuff isn't cheap and if you didn't get a perfect seal, a little water leaking in over time, will cause the most damage.
882077
Do you mean to use only half of the recipe? If that is the question, I'll ask you a question, which is why would you want to dirty the machine for only half of the product? I've always made a full recipe and put half in the freezer for later. The frozen frappe takes only a few minutes at room temperature to come back to its slushy goodness.
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. :)
696625
I don't know for sure, I just know once opened, its only usable for a month. I think there might be a date on the bottom of the container if it isn't opened.
710651
Based on my research there is nothing in it that is actually alive, so I wouldn't think it would be a problem to defrost and reuse.
102667
Look at the directions on the package. If not Google info regarding your question. I am sorry but my answer was not very helpful. I use it only frozen. Awesome product. Make sure you Google (hopefully someone responds in this forum) and get an answer otherwise you can easily ruin it .
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I have never had occasion to have used the product after it having been frozen, so cannot accurately give an answer. I will say that by experience on other such products that if it has been degraded it will sometimes show signs of separation or clotting. I would go ahead and use the product without hesitation.