Can these jars be stored in the freezer?
793816
I am sure they can. Try one. Don't fill to the entire top. I put regular ball jars in the freezer, so I don't see why you can't do these.
793817
I have not tried them in the freezer. I would use caution - do a test on one first. Some Bormioli Rocco jars have "shoulders" which can create pressure as food freezes and expands. You would want to leave a 1" headspace for sure. If you are freezing liquids like broth use caution - they expand the most. Freezer jams do not freeze solid and so tend to expand less - if you leave the 1" headspace they would likely be safe. Fresh / dried herbs (not covered in liquid) would be fine. When storing jars in the freezer it would be good to ensure the jars do not bump into each other - perhaps use the box they come in to keep them protected and make it easier to rearrange the freezer. I will try a test with plain water and report back. :D
1532392
Yes, with cautions.Leave plenty of headroom for freezing items to expand and don't overfill. Don't change temperatures suddenly. I only put the food in the freezer from room temperature, and I don't heat suddenly.I feel a little more secure with these in the freezer than thinner jars, but a broken glass would not surprise me at all.
1539697
I've never tried putting them in the freezer, so unfortunately, I can't answer your question. I've read over the bottle insert and it mentions nothing about freezing, so I don't think I'd attempt it.
2197087
Hello Penny, I keep these in the freezer and refill my mason jar in my larder every couple of weeks, I am no sure how long they can be kept in the freezer but sometimes I reach into the bag for a quick cold sample on my way out the door. I think they could last in the freezer for months. Hope this helps...
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
2253045
Yes, I freeze the bowls and lids all the time. The lids are just plastic, so they'll be fine.
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
2185441
I've never put them in the freezer, but I don't see why you couldn't. Although they are awesome at room temperature! Best teether my son used.
200440
I would think they would freeze well. I used them fairly quickly, so I didn't have to freeze them. I will tell you they were not all intact when they arrived. It didn't matter for my purposes, but just saying.
1871725
I keep mine in the freezer, but they should be fine in the pantry if you use them within a month or two.
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
1499872
They should be kept in an air tight container -- but you could store them in the fridge or even the freezer. Albanese also has a website you could visit for details or questions. http://www.albanesecandy.com/
1238495
Absolutely! Just give em a quick rinse and place in freezer. When it's time for a frosty mug of beer you are ready. That's exactly where I store mine.
1177164
we used to store for days in the freezer with no problem. The only issue we have is that they are pretty fragile - one drop on the floor and they will be done. I have re-ordered though overall satisfied.
1445593
Yes it can. We keep it in the container ( a really nice tin one) in the freezer, but you don't really need to.
1096063
These jars are marketed as canning jars, so they should be able to withstand extreme heat. I do not think you could use them from frozen to heat without thawing first, but I think freezing should be OK too. Just be careful of the temperature transition.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)