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Default Can Milk Be Frozen?

King's Crown wrote on 25 Nov 2006 in rec.food.cooking

> My parents did exactly that froze milk, so they wouldn't have to go to
> the store as often. It was 2 percent milk. I personally thought it
> was awful. I think some of the milk fat wouldn't incorporate back in
> the milk and it had white spots in the milk as you drank it. Very
> unappetizing and it just didn't taste right to me. I was a teenager
> and might have psyched myself out, but as an adult I will never freeze
> milk because of that experience.
>
> Lynne
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> "Buck Turgidson" > wrote in message
> ...
> > We have 2 young boys who go through about 2 gallons of milk a week.
> > We have a chest freezer in the basement, and we were wondering if we
> > could freeze milk so we don't have to run to the store so often.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >

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Personally I found milk froze well. You just had to shake/stir it well
after it dethawed to get it to re-combine.

The ex used to freeze plastic bagged 2 % milk quite regularly when the
kids were young...our only real problem was the plastic bag leaking due
to small holes.

In fact she'd use the defrost cycle in the microwave with the plastic
milk sack in a plastic jug (in case of leaks) then pour it all together
into the jug and stir well to re-combine then put it in the fridge.

The kids and I never noticed a difference in flavour or texture.