Can I Freeze Home Made Crumpets?

[RATTER15]

Well, can I?

[Old_Geezer]

You can freeze bread products so I can't see why being home made would cause any difference.

[Bert45]

Of course you can. Why not? You can freeze practically anything [Helium is a ***, though :-)] But you mean can you freeze them and thaw them out and eat them after a few days or weeks. Seriously, you can freeze bread and cakes. I have frozen commercially produced crumpets, and they have been fine when thawed out. I don't see why home-made ones should be any different.

[Bert45]

I typed the b word with one asterisk. it rhymes with rugger.

[ummmm]

Like bread I'd cook them from frozen.

[Dahlia_Lama]

There's nothing I won't freeze. I think the only 'hazard' would be that it maybe didn't taste as good as it did fresh. I take the chance :)

[RATTER15]

Thanks all.

[mikey4444]

Ratter..............crumpets wouldn't last long enough to go in the freezer in my house !

A few years ago, one of my brothers gave me a neat little device, for sealing a half empty bottle of wine......I have never taken it out of the drawer every since !

[Old_Geezer]

You're obviously not opening enough bottles the night before.

[RATTER15]

mikey, I was going to make a large amount, a bit to much fussing about to make them from scratch every morning.

I would never use a bottle sealing device either, we never open them to start with!

After the bottle (usually a gift) has sat in the cupboard for a year or two we chuck them out, occasionally, the good lady will use the wine for cooking.

When we moved to Wales, the removal guys must have thought it was Xmas, we gave them all our alcohol, numerous bottles of wine and about 4 bottles of Baileys, we kept one bottle of Baileys and the bottle of Glenfiddich single malt. I never give away good whiskey!