Can these cookies be frozen in original container and then put in a freezer bag - will they get soggy?
339795
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.
906761
They would probably be OK for a short time in the freezer, maybe 1 or 2 days. These wax bags do not seal, so the air may get in and cause freezer - burn.
893598
I actually don't know. I dumped all of them in a freezer zip lock and there they are. No issues as far a taste...they thew in a few minutes and then delish!
1766390
Ken, if these are the ones packed in water you will have no problem. I have been buying them for years. Much better than packed in salt. They ship well and you should have no problem. Just refrigerate after opening.
1957598
I put them in smaller containers and than put them in the freezer. They will last until you use it all.
1352575
Yes, if you store them in the freezer or fridge they will be fine. I buy the 2, 5 pound bags to save a bit of money. I freeze one bag and store the other one in the Deli drawer in the refridgerator. I have never had a complaint or an issue with them. Hope that helps.
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.
792160
I have no problem with them in the freezer for a short period. Like any frozen glass it can burst when handled, use caution. Joe
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.
1383772
I had planned on using them in muffins but still have them in my freezer so not sure how they will be. I was surprised they came like they did. Wonder is we moistened them if they would be better in recipes?
1231853
Think of the treats as very similar to human muffins. Refrigeration isn't going to extend their shelf life by much unless they contain meat, even if you dry them in the oven until they are rock hard. (Drying them that way takes a long time, and usually a double baking to get totally dry. I haven't tried them in the dehydrator, but I suspect that would be a bit more efficient because of the blowing air.)
1866630
Absolutely. They are great in the freezer. I use them that way all the time.
973426
I've never tried to freeze them, but they are dishwasher safe so I would assume that means they are able to be frozen. They don't expand like a throw away bottle would so you would just have to be careful to leave room for the liquid to expand.
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I'm not sure. I never have tried them in the freezer or oven. It may depend on how hot your oven is when you want to use them. They are microwave safe and dishwasher safe. I would email Oneida and ask them. I did get a reply from them when I had a question before I bought them. Good luck.
329106
They can go in the dishwasher. I don't think it would be a problem to put them in the freezer.
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.
2210503
I don't know...they are so yummy that they never last more than a couple days because my whole familly loves them. Never tried freezing them either.