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Cellophane. Not plastic.
Silverfox posted a detailed thread here: How to Freeze and the Science behind it. Long Post But the quick answer is 4-6 days in the freezer,. I like 6, it gives me some safety to make up for the fact that residential freezers don't keep a constant low temp, they cycle. Better to be safe than sorry later. After that, if you want to put them in the refrigerator for a day, go ahead, it won't hurt them, but it really isn't necessary. They have so little mass and water in them compared to what is normally found in freezers, that they thaw very quickly. Quote:
No, not dangerous. |
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