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Aduki beans
trolleyrun
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Hi all you wise people,
I've used half a tin of aduki beans in a soup today and I'm wondering if anyone knows if I can freeze the rest? They're the ready to cook version (as in heat gently, do not allow to boil). I don't have any plans of using these beans for the rest of the week, so it would be great if I could avoid chucking them in the bin.
I've used half a tin of aduki beans in a soup today and I'm wondering if anyone knows if I can freeze the rest? They're the ready to cook version (as in heat gently, do not allow to boil). I don't have any plans of using these beans for the rest of the week, so it would be great if I could avoid chucking them in the bin.
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I freeze tinned kidney beans, so i don't see why this wouldn't work.GC 2026 £1,339.25/1200.00
(20.49/8 = 2.52 <2/8> coffee) Sep £63.54/100 BB £17.67/20 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning, from 13th to 12th of each month).
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Brilliant! Thank you
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trolleyrun wrote: »Hi all you wise people,
I've used half a tin of aduki beans in a soup today and I'm wondering if anyone knows if I can freeze the rest? They're the ready to cook version (as in heat gently, do not allow to boil). I don't have any plans of using these beans for the rest of the week, so it would be great if I could avoid chucking them in the bin.
I keep bags of cooked aduki beans in the freezer - they keep fine.
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Thank you! I've popped them in the "vegetables, herbs and bread" drawer 0
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