Can you freeze muffins well and which freeze best?
custom95,
Sep 25, 10:38pm
I thought I wld make a large batch before school goes back and freeze so I can use for lunchboxes, Do choc muffins freeze well or do you have a better suggestion?
calista,
Sep 25, 10:42pm
I haven't done it, but Alison Holst mentions putting frozen muffins in children's lunchboxes so thay're thawed by lunch time.
noonesgirl,
Sep 25, 10:57pm
My Chocolate Caramel Muffins freeze fine
lizab,
Sep 25, 11:07pm
I make all kinds of muffins every couple of days and ALWAYS freeze them. My husband and our farm worker come in for morning tea and I zap 6 frozen muffins in the microwave for them for 3 mins on high and they are perfect. I also wrap individual ones in glad wrap for lunchboxes and freeze them like that. You won't have a problem I promise and you'll feel very organised for school lunches - enjoy your muffin making :) (I also freeze pikelets for school too - my son doesn't like butter, so I just sandwich two together with strawberry jam and glad wrap them and freeze)
custom95,
Sep 25, 11:16pm
Thanks my "baby" just started school this week and I thought it would be a nice treat in her lunchbox as muffins are her favourite, I am unfortunately not a very good baker and so thought if I could freeze them I could make bigger batches.
noonesgirl,
Sep 26, 12:21am
She will love my muffins with the caramel condensed milk
lynja,
Sep 26, 1:26am
i find they are a lot nicer if i wrap individully and then put in a plastic container as well. this saves any freezer type taste when taking out for lunches.
grandma,
Sep 26, 2:22am
I have found that too lynja - handy to pull out and zap in the microwave for that freshly baked taste as well.
custom95,
Sep 26, 11:50pm
Thank you all, will have a go and fill the freezer!
kirsty_rae,
Apr 20, 1:41am
noonesgirl, would you be able to post your muffin recipe, sounds yummy!
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