I made chocolate dipped oreos and are cooling in the fridge... I want to individually wrap. Do I need to put them back in after or out in AC is ok?
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I only do strawberries with this product. After I take them out of fridge, the coating tends to soften again after an hour or so. Cant really advise you because strawberries contain so much internal moisture vs the hard oreo. Try taking out only 2-3 as a test and see what happens.
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I do. I usually premake my hamburgers and then thaw what I need on this. I leave them wrapped in the same plastic wrap I used to package them for the freezer when I defrost them. I don't know if you have to do that, but I find it cleaner. I used to put my old quick defroster in the dishwasher but eventually the black coating started to peel - so I hand wash this one and it's easier if the food isn't directly on it. Hope this helps!
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I tried storing it out in the open, and wrapped in a paper towel inside a ziplock in the fridge. The one in the fridge stays fresher longer, but goes soft very quickly once removed. So I store the smaller pieces in the fridge for later use, and leave the larger pieces in a paper bag or a bowl and use those first.
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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!
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I don't recommend leaving it on for two hours, that's for sure! You will probably need to empty the chocolate in a container and rinse it off. If you buy the prepackaged chocolate (from Wilton), it should be easy to do.
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I have had them turn mushy and stick in the heat in the car on a summer vaca trip and then I was afraid to give them to my kids. If it is in your house you could keep them in the fridge if you don't have a/c. But I would worry about shipping like the other person mentioned. I love them for my kids though. They sell them at lots of places and you can watch for them to go on sale.
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I have stored it overnight, however, what I usually do is cool what is left over in the refrigerator, then I cut it into pieces and wrap in plastic wrap then place into a freeqer bag. I have been doing this and it is always delicious. Good luck, Andi
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You can store it in the fridge just keep in mind that the insulation is very good so if you place it in there while it is warm, it will take a couple days at the very least to get cold (and even then it won't be as cold). I chill mine first in glass, then place in here and when I'm ready to go I just grab and go and it will keep it cold for me.
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I would say it depends on what your plans are. If it's going to be hot, I'd freeze them, if it's not, refrigerating them would be sufficient.
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Mine arrived in a nice air tight sealed plastic tub, unlike ClaudK who on April 28 said his came in an open bag. I've made chocolate with coconut oil before but you have to store it in the freezer. This should be able to stan room temp. I'm going to try with this!
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I used most o them right away, making my own vanilla extract. I wrapped the rest very well in plastic and froze them. I haven't used any since but I am sure they will be fine I left to thaw at room temp and kept tightly sealed.
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In our house they don't stay around long enough to find that out!!! But, really, it's better to keep them in a cool, dry place. I keep them on a low shelf. I have put them in the refrig but, then, they didn't melt in your mouth the way chocolate should, and were not as pleasurable. But, oh, how I love Dove dark chocolate!
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It is okay to order in advance you always keep image stored at room temperature in a cool dark place until ready to apply to cake, then simply removed image from bag and place inside your freezer for less then a minute, to help you remove from plastic backing sheet, then apply to your frosted cake.Thank you.Natalie
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I ordered mine a week in advance and it was just fine. I kept it in the fridge. Whatever you do, don't cover it with Saran Wrap once its on the cake as it stuck to it.
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Not refrigerated is ok, and I have done this by leaving them in the pantry and taking a few out of the bag every now and then to munch on. After multiple purchases, I found that leaving the bag in the refrigerator and eating the coconut strip cold tastes better and has more of a solid texture. You will be amazed the coconut strips are good tasting to snack on.
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I only kept mine refrigerated after opening them. Otherwise, they were good sealed at room temperature.
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I just came from a grocery store presentation of this product. For a cold pack they should be put in the refrigerator not the freezer. If put in the freezer they will burst like a can of soda. That's exactly what the factory rep. doing the demonstration said.