Kitchen

[NickNack]

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@tropics21 wrote:

Thanks all, just wondering, after they dethaw, do they taste as fresh as when they first arrived?  Secon question, if not eaten with 3-4 days, freeze, is that correct?

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@tropics21   Yes to both questions.  They taste just the same after freezing as they do when they arrive.  At least to me they do.  As soon as I get the package, I put them in one gallon ziplock bags and freeze them.  I take three out at a time.  If I don't eat those three in a few days I still eat them and they're good.  They really should only stay out about three or four days though.

[cindyNC]

When I was working, our company (international) had a corporate account at Cheryl's. We would order them to be delivered to the clients or sent to our office so the underwriters in our office could deliver them to clients. 

A box or two always seemed to end up in the freezer in our breakroom and they were delicious either thawed out or frozen.  LOL

[geezerette]

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@tropics21 wrote:

Thanks all, just wondering, after they dethaw, do they taste as fresh as when they first arrived?  Secon question, if not eaten with 3-4 days, freeze, is that correct?

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@tropics21 

Unless you're planning on freezing them for months and months, they should taste the same.  They did to me when I had them.  (I believe Cheryl's recommends freezing for only about six months anyway.)

As to the second question, I don't know how long they last sitting out because I always ate them immediately!