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Waitrose milk pouches - can they be frozen??
kiwichick
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Hi All,
I was in waitrose today to pick up milk and saw those milk pouches they sell reduced to 56p so I took a chance and bought 6 of them.
Does anyone know if I can freeze them??? Didnt want to try without asking on here in case they exploded.
Al x
I was in waitrose today to pick up milk and saw those milk pouches they sell reduced to 56p so I took a chance and bought 6 of them.
Does anyone know if I can freeze them??? Didnt want to try without asking on here in case they exploded.
Al x
WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbs
Weight today = 17st 6.5lbs
Loss to date 32.5lbs!!!
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B U M P .................is anyone able to help me please??????
Al xWW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbsWeight today = 17st 6.5lbsLoss to date 32.5lbs!!!0 -
They freeze really well. Sains has them on offer so have stocked up, freezer's full of them!
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i would think they would be ok to freeze...give them a good shake on thawing as they may seperate a bit but should taste fineonwards and upwards0
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dont see why not, i freeze milk in plastic bottles'We're not here for a long time, we're here for a good time0
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Hi there
they freeze as well as other milk packaging - however - i would be careful defrosting as some can develop small leaks - use a bowl just in case - we have had a few floods in the past
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Easiest to transfer to clean plastic milk cartons for freezing (wash, sterilize with Milton or Milton alike, leave an inch of headroom for expansion.)
Otherwise, clean the bags before freeezing and defrost in a jug or bowl - them if they leak it won't matter as the milk won't get into contact with anything dirty.0
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