Can these be used to freeze things?
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Hi Cat!Thanks for reaching out! The Slingers are glass and some of our customers have frozen liquids in them to serve as ice to cool their drinks! Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions!Cheers,Quiverr
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.
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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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there is no reason why they wouldn't work very well for the particular issue you are concerned about.... just be sure that they fit into the small spaces mosts freezers have... THEY ARE MADE OF A HIGH QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL AND WILL NOT RUST.
724776
I have never used them for freezing food. You can give it a try. they seem spill proof (so far).
1562803
I don't know what kind of freezer you have. My guess is these are not intended for use in a freezer.
664395
Because they are plastic, they would probable become brittle in the freezer. Easy to break. I would not use them in the freezer.
576444
YES, they can. I put a packet in the freezer and held it there for two days, then let it thaw, then repeated the process. No leaks! Important to me because I carry packets in my off road vehicle in freezing temps. I needed confidence that the H2O I kept for just in case would be usable despite several freezing / thawing cycles.
973425
I think they can. I haven't tried it myself but the standard plastic bottles can be frozen. Not sure?
1376539
I haven't tried freezing mine, but as long as you leave room in the tubs to allow for expansion it should be fine. They are dishwasher and microwave safe so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe as well.
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I do not have a direct answer but if I froze them I would open them and dump them out in a ice cube tray and freeze them that way. Reason being I am not sure that the plastic container is designed to be frozen? or rated to be frozen. Just my 2 cents maybe some one will chime in their thoughts to help answer your question.
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I don't see why not if you're using glass jars. However, if you really want to preserve the nutrition freezing is the best way.
113756
No. It is not designed for freezing. Also the metal locking parts may become very brittle. Try a softer plastic designed for freezing.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
664393
Yes, they can. If you intent to keep them permanently in your freezer, make sure that automatic defrosting system is working well.
304609
Extremely strong glass. Very thick. I would think if you left room for some expansion of frozen liquid, they should be fine. I have not tried freezing anything in them. This is only my opinion based on how sturdy they are.
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I think they would be OK if they are airtight. Mine have been fine on the shelf as long as they are unopened, so I haven't frozen them. They get sticky if left exposed to the air.
2284340
I did use them for freezing, using my vacuum sealer for the jar. seems to have worked well.
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Yes, you can put them in the freezer, however...wait until the contents thaws, if you try to force it, they may crack, break off a corner. They also do not survive being dropped on the floor very well.Hope that helps, other than that I love using them. I like squares rather that round containers for stacking.