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Freezing a Tesco chocolate tray bake
bravobeastie
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Hi all, I paid my local Tesco Extra a visit last night and picked up 2 of their own brand chocolate tray bakes for 78p each :j
I can't see any freezing instructions ie don't do it, lol. Do you think I could freeze them? No biggie uf I can't as I'm sure me and the family could work our way through them
but would like to freeze them if I can for Christmas.
These are the details of them:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=251786791
Thank you in advance! :beer:
I can't see any freezing instructions ie don't do it, lol. Do you think I could freeze them? No biggie uf I can't as I'm sure me and the family could work our way through them
but would like to freeze them if I can for Christmas.These are the details of them:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=251786791
Thank you in advance! :beer:
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Can't see why not - it is only a cake , after all. I've done that with commercially made cakes before now. It might just be a bit crumbly when defrosted, though.Surviving the ups and downs of life with DH
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Noooooo, don't freeze it, just eat it - they're gorgeous
I think you could probably get away with freezing it. You might want to slice it first though to make it easier to defrost.
I'm hungry now :rotfl:0 -
They loose quality if you freeze them, won't recommend it.0
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