@henrybottjer asked: “What is the best way to store and freeze soup for later use?”



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  1. What a lack of culture we have on this stuff, there are plenty of devices for heating (stove, oven, microwave) but only the refrigerator and freezzer to cool things out, you cool in 4 hours what you boil in one, why are blast freezers so expensive?

  2. She said fridge but never mentioned freezer. What if we want it frozen? Same process – just put in a freezer-friendly container after it's cooled to 40 degrees and leave an inch or 2 of space at the top to allow it to expand? Please reply and confirm either way.

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