Can mr lid go in the freezer
1764970
We have frozen them, put them in the dishwasher (both top and bottom rack) and the microwave. They are tough.
1764971
I don't know for sure. It was a birthday gift for someone else, and I'm not in touch with this individual currently, to ask them. Sorry.
64978
No, dont put it in the freezer. Just regular refrigeration will be fine, and believe me it will last.
254127
It is made out of silicone and it can go in the freezer. I would not try opening it or locking it down when it is that cold because plastic become brittle when cold.
1059634
I have frozen a few items in them and they worked okay. Just make sure you get them to room temperature before you try to remove the lid to prevent cracking. The only way they will "reduce" freezer burn is if you fill them to capacity so that there is no air remaining between the food and the lid.
1342419
Yes, the middle part you keep in the freezer to prepare for when you use it. It only really has three parts to it the lid, tub, and outer shell.
333832
the actual product does not state it is freezer safe. never put one with no leak lid on in freezer.
1436480
No do not put it in Freezer compartment. The batteries may Die .I use it in normal refrigerator compartment and it works excellent!
1560047
yes, just be sure to a hoy pad or some such to remove the lid after, and don't set it down on anything cold
1059636
I freeze foods in them. I really don't keep it long enough to know if it causes freezer burn. The lid snaps securely so I think it is a good seal. You would just have to try it.
1592109
Sorry, I've never used it in the freezer. While I'm not sure the definition of freezer safe I will say, they are sturdy and the lid screws down tightly. I would put mine in the freezer if the need arose.
621813
I do not have a direct answer but if I froze them I would open them and dump them out in a ice cube tray and freeze them that way. Reason being I am not sure that the plastic container is designed to be frozen? or rated to be frozen. Just my 2 cents maybe some one will chime in their thoughts to help answer your question.
888699
Yes, it is possible. Just make sure to put in the freezer for a few minutes, like 10-15 minutes. Enjoy :)
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Hello JeanneB, I have not tried what you are asking about, but from what I have read so far, as long as the food in the container does not thaw when you remove it from the Freezer, it should be OK to re-seal and re-freeze for later use. I believe that since you have opened the food to new air and contaminates, the shelf life will have been compromised, but if you use the food up within a reasonably short amount of time, you should be fine. The FoodSaver sealer is very handy for re-sealing those foods that you didn't use all of.
544227
Yes, but since the lids don't snap on, they come off VERY easily, they don't securely close. I have to put rubber bands around them to transport them to work. I'd do the same thing for the freezer.
544225
Yes but they don't seal very well so if you are going to freeze for more than a couple of days, freezer burn will most likely occur.
1502506
Yes, but I wouldn't use it straight from the freezer. Really tough mug, have chipped several porcelain plates by accidentally bouncing mug off them.
446304
I don't know if you can freeze it or not , I had this bucket for a while just sitting on my shelf The lid to the bucket makes a very tight seal when you put it back on , its a resealable lid This is my first bucket so I can't say long term but I think it will keep for a good while in the bucket I wonder also if you could also vacuum pack some in individual bags to keep it fresh. I am just gonna keep in the bucket this time to see how it goes