Could you use these for fudge? I'm needing a container to pour warm fudge directly in the container that has a tight seal and freezer ready.
1666931
Warm, yes, but not extremely hot. If it's too hot to eat, don't pour it in directly.
1666932
Yes, they are absolutely freezer ready! The seal is tight. I am using them right now to freeze single-serving portions of my wedding cake. So far the cake tastes perfectly fine after 2 1/2 weeks. I can write in with an update when more time has gone by.
1666933
Yes, I believe you can use for fudge. The containers are very secure when closed tightly.
1666934
I think the seal would be adequate but the containers may be a little too brittle when frozen.
924510
I am not an expert but these are a special plastic blend similar to the frozen dinners containers at your local supermarket. I don't think it would be a good idea. They work in the microwave but I would never place in a regular oven at any temperature. FYI We like them except the lids are difficult to remove.
1078428
cold or hot? cold hot fudge you could, i wouldn't use it if the fudge was hot. they are not think enough to protect your hands from heat.
2284340
I did use them for freezing, using my vacuum sealer for the jar. seems to have worked well.
390422
Yes, I use these bags for heating Candy Melts and chocolate in them on a daily basis in my bakery. They can also be heat-sealed at the top if you like to create bags of icings, fillings, ganache, etc with a no-mess, sealed top. I purchased these as a cheaper alternative to Kee-Seal bags and have been quite pleased with them. They are less expensive than my buying Kee-Seal bags wholesale.
1435016
Yes. They don't seal tightly unless something hot is inside it. But beware, they can leak. Tried using it to keep lunch warm but knocked it over inside lunch bag. What a mess. Still love the containers, though for when we're at a potluck.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
740727
I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
1959751
I bought these tiny glitter containers from a craft store and did just as you said (freeze portions) the only thing is you must make sure no moisture gets into the tubes. I'm sure you could vacuum seal portions too.
1329370
I have used them to freeze leftovers. As long as there is enough room left for the contents to expand when frozen, it should be fine.
1866630
Absolutely. They are great in the freezer. I use them that way all the time.
54094
Never tried these with cheese. Why not just freeze in a plastic bag ? It does not take very long to become useable. It you are cooking with it, it does not matter--just take out the freezer bag and use it frozen. No problem !!!!I would suggest freezing cheese anyway if you want to keep a long time. I am sure these containers would work, but plastic bags take less space ---be sure to press out air from bag BEFORE you close.
1382917
They can be used in the freezer just don't overfill. They can't be heated hotter than hot soup.
1124113
I would say yes, as you have to fill them in an upright position - I use a freezer safe cup, or the fluid will leak out around the cap, before the are frozen.
2259992
I found that the covers didn't fit tight enough for it to be used in the freezer. Now maybe you have better fitting covers then I do. In that case your lucky.
1590561
I have not personally tried to freeze anything yet, but they are glass so I don't see why you could not use like a regular mason jar (leave enough space for expansion). Even if you do not use as intended, you won't be disappointed with these little jars. My friend uses the set I gave her for salad dressings because they do not spill the liquid.
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.