does anyone know if you can freeze these treats? Since they are soooo hard to find if you stock up it would be nice to keep them fresh in the freezer.
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I don't know, although I don't see why not. (Are we talking about Oh No! Furball! treats? They seem to be in short supply.)
1664491
If you don't open the package, there is no need to freeze them. They stay fresh as long as the vacuum seal is not broken.
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I can't say about the freezing, but I get mine from petco.com, petsmart.com or petflow.com. I've ordered most from petflow and they always have them. I order 10 packs at a time.
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PetFlow no longer has these either. I am sooo disappointed they stopped making these too. They worked amazingly well with my cat. Now, like others I hope to be able to find another product that works this well.
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I don't think they need to be frozen. And, they were not always this expensive. i think Friskie's has stopped making them so we are paying this price for the leftover supply. Hopefully they will come out with the same product again...probably new packaging.
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You could try putting a couple in a plastic bag and putting them in the freezer to check it out. A friend of mine called the company when I told her I was having trouble finding them(why didn't I think of that!)and a representative there told her that they were not making those treats anymore and cats don't need treats anyway. Also that I should be feeding the hairball food. Thought that was pretty uninformed and probably not the truth. Also rude and unhelpful. I have just used up the last I had and now have to find a new hairball treat she will like. Rest assured it will not be from the same company! You could try putting a couple in a plastic bag and putting them in the freezer to check it out. A friend of mine called the company when I told her I was having trouble finding them(why didn't I think of that!)and a representative there told her that they were not making those treats anymore and cats don't need treats anyway. Also that I should be feeding the hairball food. Thought that was pretty uninformed and probably not the truth. Also rude and unhelpful. I have just used up the last I had and now have to find a new hairball treat she will like. Rest assured it will not be from the... » Read More You could try putting a couple in a plastic bag and putting them in the freezer to check it out. A friend of mine called the company when I told her I was having trouble finding them(why didn't I think of that!)and a representative there told her that they were not making those treats anymore and cats don't need treats anyway. Also that I should be feeding the hairball food. Thought that was pretty uninformed and probably not the truth. Also rude and unhelpful. I have just used up the last I had and now have to find a new hairball treat she will like. Rest assured it will not be from the same company! « Show Less
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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
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Do you mean after they've been opened? Because otherwise there'd be no reason to freeze them since they're in cans which should last years and years if unopened. So, if I did get that right, I see no reason why you can't freeze some of this maybe even in a small Tupperware or plastic bag with the air sucked out of it. If you haven't had it already, it's really really good stuff. Enjoy!
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Seriously I think these are the healthiest tastiest treats that are in the category of food that I probably should NOT eat! I love them anyway and eat them on occasion.This is what I found since I do not have the label in front of me: http://www.fooducate.com/app#page=product&id;=89C56362-997C-11E2-9B11-1231381A4CEA I hope it is somewhat helpful. What ingredient exactly did you want to know about?
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We keep them tightly wrapped in the freezer, except for ones to eat quickly. Those we keep in a plastic baggie and they have always been fresh when we eat them. We buy large quantities at one time, and the ones kept in the freezer last months/years.
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Yes, I was able to put them in the freezer. The only problem I had was the lids don't stay on very well and it's not a complete seal if the lids do stay put.
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They're freeze-dried so I really doubt that you'd have to worry about sitting around a few months. All the moisture has been taken out so where would bacteria grow? I order it every 2 months, bit if you can't find an expiration date I bet they'd still be fine for 4, 5 or even 6 months. Whwn you look at the expiration date on a jar of peanut butter and it's for a year from now .... I really wouldn't be worried about theese freeze dried treats being 3 months old!
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When you buy them at the health food store they are refrigerated so I have always kept them in the frig. They aren't refrigerated during shipment however. I'm also not sure if the box says they need to be refrigerated so I guess I'm not too helpful. Sorry
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I store these in the freezer and just take out enough for a week or two to keep in the refrigerator in an air-tight container. I've had these for several months and they are still fresh when I use them. I hope this helps. Enjoy!
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Sorry did not freeze them...but flour tortillas don't freeze we'll...I wouldn't think these would either...as they thaw the moisture makes them gummy.
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My son loves them so much that he budgeted them in the fridge for over a month and they were still awesome. They keep really well as long as you refrigerate. We put them in a zip-lock bag and refrigerated. Good luck!
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I guess some of the sites do send them on ice, this particular site did not. I called and they said it is ok, to just put them in the refrigerator when I receive them. Maybe they are not as potent if left out? Not to sure, but I have had no problems so far.
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Be careful with the loaves...these are actually mini loafs!!! They aren't the same size as the ones from Jason's Deli (I have found them in the big loaves at Costco)!!! When they ship the bread- it's frozen. Most stores carry it in their freezer sections- if they carry it "fresh" in their isles- don't be tricked...it was just frozen before they put it out. The bread tastes great after freezing. I have actually picked it up "fresh" and re-froze it and it's been fine. Udi's is the best tasting one out there!!
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Yes, freezing them gives them a longer shelf life. We freeze them, tightly sealed, and they stay fresh for several months. We take out small supplies to use, keeping them in a jar with a tight lid.
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I have not done that yet. You may want to try it first. I do use these a lot, I just never froze them. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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No, these are already very hard treats. I would think of you freeze them you'd cause them to break into bigger chunks because of it being frozen rather than room temp.
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The packages I recently received are "best before" 11.20.2014. They certainly seem very fresh. I'm getting them on Subscribe & Save, because I just can't stop eating them!