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Ric.ror | 14:30 Wed 04th Jun 2008 | Food & Drink
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Can you freeze it?
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most definately. have some in my freezer right now for emergencies.
Ric, yes! I freeze 2-pinters in plastic bottles as they are really handy to have spare, as enthandron says.

It can go a little watery when it's defrosted, but I don't mind that. I freeze semi-skimmed.
Yes but it never tastes quite the same when it's defrosted
Yes like the others have said - I'd never done it myself until recently & it's brill!
The containers will expand slightly - making the plastic go out of shape a little and the contents go yellowy in colour but once it's defrosted the bottle goes back to shape and the milk looks white again.
How do you defrost it? And how long does it take? Please.
I freeze milk too. To defrost, bigsister, just leave it in the fridge overnight. If you need it in a hurry, you could always defrost it in the microwave, but I wouldn't recommend that unless it's an emergency, as you might inadvertently heat it up. BTW, leelapops, if you give it a good shake once it's defrosted it's not watery.
Thanks, I'll keep some in fridge now for emergencies. You live and learn!
I would only freeze skimmed milk.
Semi and whole can be frozen with no ill effects too
No ill effects, I agree, but they just don't taste right - to me - when defrosted.
My Granny only drinks whole milk and freezes an emergency pint, which I know I have had in my coffee. I can't stand whole milk but would never tell her that - just because I love her.

Whether it's been frozen or not, I just get on with the not so nice task for my taste buds LOL

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