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Freezing Sponge Cake
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nickinoodle_2
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Might be really odd question, but is it possible to make, cook and then freeze a Victoria Sponge??!!! lol 
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Yes you can freeze it. personally I freeze it in two halves then sandwich together with jam after I defrost it.
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Open freeze it first then then wrap it (it's easier to wrap when hard and that way you won't break the sponge).nickinoodle wrote:Might be really odd question, but is it possible to make, cook and then freeze a Victoria Sponge??!!! lol
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Defrost at room temp.
Storage time is 3mths
Tip: Did you know you can freeze the uncooked Vic. sponge mixture too?
Then, just defrost for about 3hrs, turn into the prepared tins and bake.
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Is that storgae time of 3mths once its been unfrozen? just only reason I wanted to freeze one was because didnt think it would keep very long0
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no i think the 3 months is in freezer... make sure the cake is completely cool before u freeze else when u defrost it wont be as nice
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That's the frozen storage timenickinoodle wrote:Is that storgae time of 3mths once its been unfrozen? just only reason I wanted to freeze one was because didnt think it would keep very long Food cooked from scratch will not keep long; the reason storebought Vic sponges have a longer shelf life is due to the preservatives in them. We home bakers have to rely on freezing to extend 'our' shelf lives 
Once defrosted, it reverts back to normal 'fresh' status when it comes to how long it will 'last' - which for a Victoria Sponge is only a day or two. HTH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Yeh thats brillant, thanks everyone for your help 0
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I often freeze cakes/sponges - make a few at a time and freeze what arent needed in the next day or two. Then just get the others out as and when needed and they taste fine - ideal for days when baking is too much of an effort!Weight Loss - 102lb0
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Okay I made four because I was bored. I have sandwiched two together, but would like to freeze the other two. Just wrap in cling film and bung in freezer? And then just leave out for a while to thaw when I actually want to be greedy and eat it?:pPink Sproglettes born 2008 and 2010
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I concurnewleaf wrote:That's right!
You can eat it frozen if you're desperate....not that I've ever done anything so pathetic
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