Freezing Sandwiches

NAT.B_2

Hi I ahve just come across this thread, I had NO IDEA you could frezze sarnies! this will help no end at our home!

A friend of mine make hers and her husbands up and leaves them in fridge all week for work.

jo1972

Do let us know how all your sarnies turned out later...

I didn't risk it today incase DS said it wasn't nice and didn't eat it!

Burp_2

UPDATE!

2 days in and so far the following has frozen successfully...

cheese
ham
chorizo
egg & salad cream (The extra light salad cream)
branston pickle

Going to try next:

mango sausage (using leftover sausages from tea)
tuna & salad cream& sweetcorn
corned beef & pickle
Ham & piccalili

I wonder? Can you freeze things like rice salads and past salads?

Burp x

NAT.B_2

Whn I told hubbt i Found this board and told him about frezzing sarnies, he couldnt believe it. He didnt want to try"what thepoint of that!" were see next week! lol

Buttercup.x

i was wondering the same NAT.B can you freeze pasta salads? anyone?

jackk_2

I have some whoopsied pasta salad frozen in portions for next week when i start uni, i'll let you know when ive tryed it lol.

Jackie x

polydorus

I freeze tomato-based pasta dishes all the time, some of which I reheat for dinner, others I eat cold, like the pasta salads from supermarkets (and miles healthier).
So, things like arrabiata, tomato & basil, tomato & mascarpone, puttanesca, are all fine.

Mayonnaise-based sauces won't freeze, though.

jackk_2

polydorus wrote: »

I freeze tomato-based pasta dishes all the time, some of which I reheat for dinner, others I eat cold, like the pasta salads from supermarkets (and miles healthier).
So, things like arrabiata, tomato & basil, tomato & mascarpone, puttanesca, are all fine.

Mayonnaise-based sauces won't freeze, though.

The ones ive frozen have mayo in them , oh well we will see hey :rotfl: .

Jackie x

Buttercup.x

Cheers looking forward to hear the results

Penny-Pincher!!

Can you freeze tuna then?

PPxx