can you freeze them?
1716324
The company told me not to freeze them when I inquired. The shelf life is very long-9 months, I think.
1716325
Yes, you no doubt could, but they have a 9-month shelf life, so no need to! Now that I'm accustomed to the plastic-like texture, I really like them in place of flour or corn wraps. Good flavor.
1508898
Yes. And then you defrost them either in the fridge for a few days or boil water, take off the heat and immerse them in the hot water. Hope this helps!
1142333
If you start with warm water and shake them, then put it in the fridge would probably be best. But, yes, I imagine you can since they melt on your tongue.
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.
1207199
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!
301412
You need to use the base to freeze them - they wouldn't stand up on their own. But it doesn't take up much freezer space.
1110809
They can be frozen like normal ice cubes with no ill effects. But for maximum cooling effect, it is recommended to mix in some regular ice as well.
2210502
Not sure. I did freeze mine but haven't defrosted them yet. I hope they taste alright. I will post when I do defrost them though. They are the same kind that Whole foods and Trader Joe's sell in small containers. They are not that mushy and they were the hit of my party. Everyone loved them!!!
2057740
i am not sure these can be frozen. They are dry, like pasta. So they have a very long shelf life if kept dry. I keep mine in the pantry, and they seem to keep in good shape for a long time. Hope that helps.
798892
Accidentally answered yes to this. I have never tried freezing with these. Not why I bought them. Sounds a little scary. Would think the glass would easily break.
2265344
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.
969221
There is no reason these can't be frozen. Looking at the ingredient list all of them can be frozen. I have frozen them successfully in the past and they don't lose any flavor or quality.
863987
I believe so, I put mine in the freezer all the time. I make a large batch, freeze and take out when I need them.
984145
Yes, you can freeze them on the sides, just make sure you don't fill the ice pop all the way to the top. Liquids expand when you freeze. Just leave about 1/2 inch or a little more at the top. I always put mine I a plastic cup in the freezer, but you can put them on their side if you need to.
2086960
Have not attempted this, but I feel confident that they would hold up for a single use if they went immediately into the freezer. I am equally confident that they would NOT hold up for more than a single use and/or if the water were significantly hot when put into the container. Hope that helps.
1971640
I probably would not freeze them. They are pretty thin and don't appear to be designed for the freezer. They have a similar thickness to a wine glass at the top.
984143
I am using them for Bath bomb frizzes. So, they will not be in the freezer.