Can you freeze them?
1944400
Yes, I have/ Since they are not always available, I buy enough for at last six months and freeze in package. Best for cooking after defrosting, since they soften.
1944401
i've never tried freezing. i've them in a plastic ice chest and they keep very well. i just ate a whole package the other day and they tasted very good. i also buy salmon in pouches and the expiration date is 2016, so they seem to keep very well in pouches. good luck.
1944402
Yes. I did and they were just a good for my chocolate pudding as the fresh chestnuts &#128516;
1944403
Yes. I did and they were just a good for my chocolate pudding as the fresh chestnuts �
664393
Yes, they can. If you intent to keep them permanently in your freezer, make sure that automatic defrosting system is working well.
2057740
i am not sure these can be frozen. They are dry, like pasta. So they have a very long shelf life if kept dry. I keep mine in the pantry, and they seem to keep in good shape for a long time. Hope that helps.
793816
I am sure they can. Try one. Don't fill to the entire top. I put regular ball jars in the freezer, so I don't see why you can't do these.
1730641
They are plastic with a rubber gasket and yes, you can put them in the freezer.
200440
I would think they would freeze well. I used them fairly quickly, so I didn't have to freeze them. I will tell you they were not all intact when they arrived. It didn't matter for my purposes, but just saying.
1033054
I suppose it could be done......not sure about cooking them directly from a frozen state.
479032
No, you put them in the freezer to cool them down. However, they only go down to a certain temperature, then stop getting colder regardless of how cold your freezer is. Not sure how they do that, but it works!
622686
Yes, you have to freeze them. They are just like any other Ice pack, but about the size of a slice of bread. There are four in a set, and work well.
547579
Yes you would. I use them in the freezer. The only thing is it may be hard to get the label off once you use them in the freezer.
1028559
Yes you can freeze them. The size is for the body and legs. I ordered the same size and they were wonderful.
772026
I haven't ever tried it, but I think that you could. I would probably freeze them in the tray and then pop the cubes out and store them in a good freezer bag.
2253045
Yes, I freeze the bowls and lids all the time. The lids are just plastic, so they'll be fine.
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.
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!
1408763
I don't know if it can be frozen. The instruction mentioned, after open the pack, add salt for continue storage purpose.
2185441
I've never put them in the freezer, but I don't see why you couldn't. Although they are awesome at room temperature! Best teether my son used.