Freezing - Tips and Quick Questions thread

domesticgoddess789

Hi I have opened a can of tuna and only used a little of it. Can I freeze the rest? Would it be ok for sandwiches once defrosted?

Thanks
Hayley

Chris25

well, if you going to use it for sandwiches, I know you can freeze tuna sandwiches mixed with mayo & cream cheese. Take them with you in the morning and they're thawed by lunchtime. If you usually add cucumber, take that separately and add later.

greenpixey

Didn't there use to be a thread on Sandwich fillings that could be frozen? I've searched all morning and can't find it.

geordie_joe

greenpixey wrote: »

Didn't there use to be a thread on Sandwich fillings that could be frozen? I've searched all morning and can't find it.

Is this the one?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=101746&highlight=freezing+sandwiches

Reverbe

I tried to freeze a portion of the spilt pea and coconut dhal I got from here. Just went in the freezer to grab some HM soup to defrost and it seems to look all dry. Is it still ok?

domesticgoddess789

Hi

I have half a tube of Korma curry paste leftover and was wondering if I could freeze this?

Does coconut milk freeze too?

Thanks,
Hayley

always29

Hi Hayley,

I've frozen coconut milk loads of times with no problems. As an aside, when I feeling a healthier / less flush, I quite often substitute coconut milk in recipes with normal milk and just reduce the sauce a bit more. Hope that helps!

wizk1

Hi everyone.

I did my usual big shop at the supermarket yesterday, and found some rather nice sausages in the clearance chiller, because their use-by date was the same date as the purchase date. When I got home I bunged them straight in the freezer.

I should have thought about this before, but should they be alright after defrosting?

billieboy_2

They won't be any better or worse than when you froze them - hth.

shogs

They will be fine. As you frooze them you would have delayed the use by date so as long as use straight away they will be fine.