I was told you could also freeze them, can you? To store ice cream or sorbet you make. I have frozen berries and grapes in them with no issues. I dont see it recommended.
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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!
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I don't know. I've never frozen anything in them. They are just my favorite everyday drinking glasses. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I put mine in the ice cube bin in my freezer to "frost" them so I can put cold drinks in them in the summertime.....I have never had a problem with them doing this.
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Hi Denise,I didn't have good luck with blueberries but they were frozen. A lot of waste. Also the more juicier the item, say cucumber vs. kale the less cooperative the machine was. Didn't try grapes so this is the best info I have! Good luck!
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If you flash freeze berries on a cookie sheet and then put the frozen berries in a jar and vacumme seal them putting them back into the freezer after each use I would not be afraid in the least of any contamination, but be wary of freezer burn in the jars, if you understand what I just said in a round about way. I would, however, be cautious about freezing a glass jar. I would feel much better using the vacuum sealing bags from Food Saver, depending what you have in the jars if you flash freeze berries and not liquid that may expand and possibly break the jar, the flash frozen berries may be alright. Trial and error is a great teacher, and a giver of Knowledge. shepherdspathministries.com If you flash freeze berries on a cookie sheet and then put the frozen berries in a jar and vacumme seal them putting them back into the freezer after each use I would not be afraid in the least of any contamination, but be wary of freezer burn in the jars, if you understand what I just said in a round about way. I would, however, be cautious about freezing a glass jar. I would feel much better using the vacuum sealing bags from Food Saver, depending what you have in the jars if you flash freeze berries and not liquid that may expand and possibly break the jar, the flash frozen berries may... » Read More If you flash freeze berries on a cookie sheet and then put the frozen berries in a jar and vacumme seal them putting them back into the freezer after each use I would not be afraid in the least of any contamination, but be wary of freezer burn in the jars, if you understand what I just said in a round about way. I would, however, be cautious about freezing a glass jar. I would feel much better using the vacuum sealing bags from Food Saver, depending what you have in the jars if you flash freeze berries and not liquid that may expand and possibly break the jar, the flash frozen berries may be alright. Trial and error is a great teacher, and a giver of Knowledge. shepherdspathministries.com « Show Less
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You're fine. I must have missed that in my instructions. I put mine directly into the freezer and have had no issues. As a matter of fact, as I go thru the summer, the thing lives in the freezer so I can make Italian ice or sorbet any time I want.
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I wouldn't recommend freezing them. They are great bottles but freezing plastic is not a good idea.
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You should be able to put them in the freezer. I did with my raw cashews so they wouldn't spoil and they were great each time I took some out. Even good to eat cold :)
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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
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sorry...I have never tried freezing them but they are awesome for regular use.
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Yes, I freeze the bowls and lids all the time. The lids are just plastic, so they'll be fine.
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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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I never froze mine but that might be ok to keep it fresh,freeze part and keep some out to feed
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I accidentally froze some. I was interrupted and put my bowl of ice cream in the freezer when I answered the front door. When I got back to the ice cream a few hours later the boba on top were frozen solid. they didn't stay frozen very long but were delicious frozen. They do stick together frozen.
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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 g ave her for salad dressings because they do not spill the liquid.
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LOL.......never did it and I don't suppose they would stay cold for very long (kind of like a piece of cloth) but a question I never thought of..........but, yes, you can pretty much put everything in a freezer....
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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.
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I freeze them the minute I get them. They never stay in the freezer more than a couple months at a time because I grind them every morning for our smoothies. I would think that they could be froze at least a year or more without tasting or smelling freezer burn.
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I generally freeze mine overnight. They work amazingly well. I freeze leftover yogurt smoothies in them.