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can you freeze donuts
fishing-girl
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have just noticed the get 12 free krispy kreme voucher on the voucher codes board, but not even i can eat all those donuts.
so do they freeze?
so do they freeze?
:hello: :j
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You could try it, but I think the sugary glaze on Krispy Kremes would go very runny when you thawed them out, and might make the doughnuts a bit damp. You could try freezing one and seeing what happens, if you did it the morning you got them then you could defrost it in the evening - if it works then you could stick the rest in the freezer0
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Sorry don't know what krispy kremes are, but I've often frozen ordinary doughnuts - they don't freeze for a very long time but a couple of months were ok.0
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just eat them:eek: lol
edit didnt realise it was for 24 of them!!
printed my voucher now, might have to find a friend to go halves with0 -
You can actually buy frozen donuts - cream filled from places like Iceland/Farmfoods. They weren't that nice though as I recall.
I love buying those donuts from vendors you sometimes see at markets - freshly made..hot, sweet & greasy...YUMSealed Pot Challenge 15 #78
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Not sure about krispy kremes but I have successfully frozen ordinary jam ones in the bag they are sold in for about a month. Great when they are reduced to 20p for 5.0
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Ordinary jam doughnuts can freeze, and I find defrosting them and warming them gently in the oven improves them a lot. Be careful though - hot jam can burn horribly! ...so only WARM them or let them cool a bit before eating...!If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got.
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