If you buy a giant sized can of sliced peaches in light syrup, can you
use some of it and then freeze the rest in freezer baggies?

Chita wrote:
> If you buy a giant sized can of sliced peaches in light syrup, can you
> use some of it and then freeze the rest in freezer baggies?
>

Certainly.


TK

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THANKS! I really appreciate the help. I "saved money" buying a giant
sized can and then worried what to do with the excess.

Chita wrote:

> If you buy a giant sized can of sliced peaches in light syrup, can you
> use some of it and then freeze the rest in freezer baggies?

Yes, but...

Freezing will break cell walls and make them mushy. If you can freeze
them at all.

The syrup will lower the freezing point, and if your freezer isn't set
to lower than that, it's essentially a colder refrigerator as far as the
peaches are concerned.

Pastorio

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"Chita" > wrote:

> THANKS! I really appreciate the help. I "saved money" buying a giant
> sized can and then worried what to do with the excess.

Smoothies. Add yogurt and banana, a coupla ice cubes. Blend in blender
until thick and smoothy. "-) Maybe a little vanilla.
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