Anonymous
12/26/2013 21:47
Subject: Re:Freezing Candy
Anonymous wrote:She plans on passing them out next Halloween.
I know someone who did this! No, it was not me. I felt bad for the kids who got that candy.
Anonymous
12/26/2013 21:44
Subject: Re:Freezing Candy
Anonymous wrote:She plans on passing them out next Halloween.
this would be the house to skip.
Anonymous
12/26/2013 18:48
Subject: Re:Freezing Candy
a bag of m&ms or skittles literally last a year so freezing them is pointless.
Anonymous
12/26/2013 18:45
Subject: Re:Freezing Candy
She plans on passing them out next Halloween.
Anonymous
12/26/2013 18:43
Subject: Freezing Candy
No idea
Anonymous
11/05/2011 15:58
Subject: Freezing Candy
Why would you freeze candy?
Anonymous
11/05/2011 11:19
Subject: Freezing Candy
Anonymous wrote:Chocolate also can get that white powdery coating...
Google "detempered chocolate". Nothing wrong with it, but it looks bad. OP, you're not freezing your Halloween candy, are you?!
Anonymous
11/05/2011 07:35
Subject: Re:Freezing Candy
You're thinking of freezing Skittles? I get the chocolate, b/c it's good chilled. But Skittles? Weird. You want to eat your kid's Halloween stash in a year or two?
Anonymous
11/04/2011 17:40
Subject: Freezing Candy
Chocolate also can get that white powdery coating...
Anonymous
11/04/2011 16:55
Subject: Freezing Candy
I froze lollipops once and when they defrosted they were all weirdly melted.
Anonymous
11/04/2011 13:56
Subject: Freezing Candy
Thanks! That's what I thought. I did a google search and there is nothing about the wrappers.
Anonymous
11/04/2011 13:36
Subject: Freezing Candy
Mmmmm.... frozen skittles.
Anonymous
11/04/2011 13:23
Subject: Freezing Candy
Anonymous wrote:Do I take the wrappers off - or keep them on?
What about skittles/m&M? Do I repackage them?
TIA!
no and no
Anonymous
11/04/2011 13:18
Subject: Freezing Candy
Do I take the wrappers off - or keep them on?
What about skittles/m&M? Do I repackage them?
TIA!
What about skittles/m&M? Do I repackage them?
TIA!