freezing egg noodles and beansprouts

[mollykins]

The packets say not suitable for freezing, but how much taste/ texture do they lose? Or would they even give you food poisoning if frozen?

[squarebear]

If it says not suitable, there's your clue....

[mollykins]

It's says they're not suitable for home freezing but I end up wasting half the packet as there's only two of us to eat it.

[mollykins]

There's a difference between not suitable and do not freeze though. Not suitable means they lose a bit of flavour or texture usually, but how much?

[squarebear]

If it says not suitable for freezing, that would mean they don't want you to freeze them to me. What is it you don't understand?

[ummmm]

Hardly likely to give you food poisoning. Make twice as much and freeze half..

[mccfluff]

tell you what, why don;t you try it then come back and tell us

[B00]

I go slated yesterday for calling a user's question dumb, wih folk rushing to that person's defence saying no quesion is dumb and if you don't ask...yada...yada...yada.

Do those rules not apply if they involve a 17 year old girl then?

Double standards me thinks!

[mccfluff]

no

[B00]

Shaddap you, get in your corner:P

[ummmm]

Go to your local Asian shop and ask.

[jackthehat]

1.Eversuch a lot.
Nothing.

2. Yes.
No.

[ChuckFickens]

uncooked egg noodles will keep for months without freezing them and bean sprouts freeze fine.

[ummmm]

Chuck...that means the question has just been answered.........!!!!

[TTG]

Prepare two meals. One for today and one for tomorrow (fridge it). Add something different to each.

[mccfluff]

no buts???

has the impossible been achieved?

[boxtops]

Make up all of whatever you're making, and eat it on two consecutive days.

[ummmm]

Her Dad probably won't let her..