can these be frozen and used alter.
225305
They don't require freezing...they're dry. I'd be afraid of them cracking into pieces. I store the unused in a large Ziploc. They don't go bad. Place 1 flat in lukewarm water for 10-15 seconds and as you arrange your filling for rolling, it gets more and more pliable. They're quite lovely.
225306
They have a long shelf life. I just keep them unopened in the pantry. Once opened, I store the opened bag in a gallon ziplock bag for several months with no problem.
225307
They are dry, no need to freeze, and keep a very long time. Store them carefully because they are brittle and over time some may crack. They are still useable, but your summer rolls won't come out as pretty
1661516
I have not used this way, but I imagine they could as long as you don't seal them tight until after the freezing process is done. Product inside jar will expand while freezing and could crack the glass if no room for the expansion. I would put plastic wrap over jar until frozen then add the lid.
973426
I've never tried to freeze them, but they are dishwasher safe so I would assume that means they are able to be frozen. They don't expand like a throw away bottle would so you would just have to be careful to leave room for the liquid to expand.
1408764
really should not freeze just put plenty of salt on them and seal them up and keep refrigerated should last almost a year with proper handling. Freezing weakens the casings.
550019
I have not tried to freeze them. And I don't think it would work very well. If the expanding liquid didn't break them, the extreme cold would probably make them more prone to crack
792163
I would not freeze these bottles. Some glass canning jars are made specifically to withstand freezing. I don't remember anything stating these could be used in the freezer so I wouldn't.Edit: Now that I think about a bit. I did make some infused vodkas that I kept in the freezer without any problems. FWIW
1151526
I would think not. Chemicals change after freeze and thaw. But contact company (Check company site on line for Tel. #)
461794
I have frozen in them with no problem. However, I wouldn't ever put them in the microwave to thaw them out. This is the allowances I use on anything, regardless of instructions. It's a common sense thing for me!
1180215
I have not tried to put them in the freezer. I am writing this to you as I sit next to the pile of used ones that need to be heated again to make them liquid, they become solid after use. That pile has been there for several weeks. Really not worth the money. I would not buy these again, they are a total pain. If after you heat them if there is even one crystal left, this can be very hard to see, they will just reheat when you take them out of the hot water and you are stuck heating them again to reset. They do not stay warm for nearly long enough to make them worth it. I would strongly urge you to skip these and go with an old fashioned water bottle. Sometimes an oldie is a goodie. I have not tried to put them in the freezer. I am writing this to you as I sit next to the pile of used ones that need to be heated again to make them liquid, they become solid after use. That pile has been there for several weeks. Really not worth the money. I would not buy these again, they are a total pain. If after you heat them if there is even one crystal left, this can be very hard to see, they will just reheat when you take them out of the hot water and you are stuck heating them again to reset. They do not stay warm for nearly long enough to make them worth it. I would strongly... » Read More I have not tried to put them in the freezer. I am writing this to you as I sit next to the pile of used ones that need to be heated again to make them liquid, they become solid after use. That pile has been there for several weeks. Really not worth the money. I would not buy these again, they are a total pain. If after you heat them if there is even one crystal left, this can be very hard to see, they will just reheat when you take them out of the hot water and you are stuck heating them again to reset. They do not stay warm for nearly long enough to make them worth it. I would strongly urge you to skip these and go with an old fashioned water bottle. Sometimes an oldie is a goodie. « Show Less
798892
Accidentally answered yes to this. I have never tried freezing with these. Not why I bought them. Sounds a little scary. Would think the glass would easily break.
2232164
Yes, you would have to stand them up--I don't think the molds are meant to be tipped and layed on its side...I think you would have frozen puddle in your freezer--not fun to clean up.
1028559
Yes you can freeze them. The size is for the body and legs. I ordered the same size and they were wonderful.
2109314
I have never tried it. If you freeze them, I don't see why not. I love using them for cakes.
664393
Yes, they can. If you intent to keep them permanently in your freezer, make sure that automatic defrosting system is working well.
423036
they can! i bought them for my daughter and was surprised by how easily they melted actually. :)
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.
194595
when you buy them in the store....they are not cold. Just on a shelf. I don't know why you would receive them frozen. Hmmm