. Probably takes a lot of organisation because of this and keeping a careful eye on expiry dates too.
If you freeze something 2 days before its use by date you can keep it frozen as long as you like but once you defrost it use it within 2 days.I’ve had a talk recently with about stuff being frozen and going out of date.
There opinion was it’s grand once it’s frozen,my opinion was once it’s past it’s sell by date it’s gone.
Tesco does sell of some meat cheaper as it’s running out of date.
Easily done with loaves of bread and cartons of milk, cheap solution and handy to have to hand too rather than having to buy weekly. I usually make my own brown bread anyway so always have a stash of that too to fill space. Not sure though it's really a substantial amount of energy one would be talking about anyway!. Probably takes a lot of organisation because of this and keeping a careful eye on expiry dates too.
Milk?Easily done with loaves of bread and cartons of milk, cheap solution and handy to have to hand too rather than having to buy weekly. I usually make my own brown bread anyway so always have a stash of that too to fill space. Not sure though it's really a substantial amount of energy one would be talking about anyway!
You can store milk frozen for 6 months, can save a trip to the shops. Higher fat content milk may separate, but a good shake or few seconds in a blender will re-emulsify.Milk?
Putting milk in a blender? I think I'd prefer to nip to the shops...You can store milk frozen for 6 months, can save a trip to the shops. Higher fat content milk may separate, but a good shake or few seconds in a blender will re-emulsify.
I'm freezing milk for many years, never had to blend it yet! Buttermilk for baking I find does separate and requires a good shake but that's all.Putting milk in a blender? I think I'd prefer to nip to the shops...
But once you defrost it surely it would be gone bad ?You can store milk frozen for 6 months, can save a trip to the shops. Higher fat content milk may separate, but a good shake or few seconds in a blender will re-emulsify.
No. it was frozen. That's the point of a freezer. Things don't decay in a freezer, they just dry out due to freezer burn.But once you defrost it surely it would be gone bad ?
They may not decay but they do pass the sell by date which could lead too all sorts of issues.No. it was frozen. That's the point of a freezer. Things don't decay in a freezer, they just dry out due to freezer burn.
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