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What can you freeze?
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you can freeze milk ok. excellent for an emergencyspanky xx
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I always used to freeze my semi skimmed milk ok, and it never seperated. If you use full fat milk it seperates in your drinks.
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I always keep a few cartons of milk in freezer for emergencies it will defrost overnight inthe fridge if I realise I've got no milk for breakfast0
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Many thanks for the link to the old thread. I'll try freezing some milk tonight. On thursday night I'll try defrosting it and then heating it up in the microwave (for my work flask of tea). Microwaving on low power to heat milk is also an excellent test of its condition as it separates if about to go off.
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What about cream? Can this be frozen?£4000 challenge
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if your not sure about freezing it why not buy the cartons that you can keep in your cupbourd also good for emergencyon this day 23/05/1430
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I have frozen all types of milk. Skimmed/semi and full fat and never had any problems with it.
You can freeze cheese which I do as well. Makes it very crumbly so might want to cut it up in slices first.
You can freeze almost anything. I have some par boiled potatoes frozen. The potatoes where going over so rather than waste thought I would par boil so I have roasties on sunday.
I have read about freezing eggs. Think you have to seperate them on put a pinch of salt in with. Never done it myself.
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i was very surprised about what can be frozen i have a weight watchers points book which is gr8 as it tells you what meals can be frozen, try the library..mind this chatroom is like a library its greaaaaaaaaaat :j
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