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Can i freeze naan bread?

Hi,
I went whoopsy shopping last night and got an amazing bargain of an Indian meal for 2 for a whopping 10p :j:j:j, i have split it up where i can and froze it but on the packet it said not to freeze the samosa'a ,bhaji or naan bread.
We will eat the first 2 tomorrow as have a picky tea on a sat but not the naan, i always thought it could be frozen:question:
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  • I always freeze naan bread - in fact I froze four tonight. Also freezer bhajis, etc. and have had not problem over the years. They are not quick as perky as fresh, but hey ho!
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  • daisiegg
    daisiegg Posts: 5,395 Forumite
    I think it would be fine! It's just bread?
  • candygirl
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    yep no problem :D
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  • inkie
    inkie Posts: 2,609 Forumite
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    Yes, I have several in my freezer and never had a problem with them.
  • bubbs
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    Thanks everyone ,
    I knew you would all know :j:j, i mean i usually freeze anything it was just cause it said the computer says nooooooooooo:rotfl::rotfl:
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  • yes we freeze them, just remember to thaw first before use.
    I wonder why they say not to freeze, after all a certain shop sells all frozen indian food.
    xx
  • peachyprice
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    I freeze bhajis and samosas too, no prob, they come out fine.
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  • mum2one
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    I freeze my namm breads and cook from frozen, just sprinkle a few dabs on water on them and within 5 mins in over (gas 6) there perfect, just turn them over half way through x
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  • Lilyplonk
    Lilyplonk Posts: 1,145 Forumite
    I also freeze naan breads (we love the coconut/peshwari ones :drool:) regularly - AND the bhajis, samosas etc - never seen anything to the contrary on the ones that I buy.

    Doubt if I'd take any notice even if it said not to :rotfl: - just make sure that they're fully heated through before serving :).
  • Freeze them, and then put them in the toaster straight from the freezer, easy! Just don't over cook them.
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