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    How to Wrap Frozen Foods
    Gregor Halenda
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    FREEZE MEAT in its original wrapping, But if you plan on storing it for more than two weeks, overwrap the store packaging with freezer wrap (like Saran Original wrap) or seal the package inside a freezer bag (like Ziploc freezer bags). Note: The less fatty the meat, the longer it will keep.

    FREEZE BREAD in airtight freezer wrap or in a freezer bag. The lower the moisture level in baked goods, the better they will freeze. Always completely cool baked goods before you freeze them so moisture doesn't collect inside the wrapping and form ice crystals, which make the goods soggy when thawed.

    FREEZE FRUIT in a plastic or glass container or a plastic bag after you have sliced and seeded it. Fruit will taste just as luscious after freezing but may be a little softer. If you freeze fruits at their peak during the summer, you can use them for smoothies or sundaes come winter.

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