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Old 10-10-2007, 06:56 PM
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Default Freezing Quick Breads/Loafs

I'm drawing a blank here, can I freeze quick breads like banana/oatmeal/nut; lemon pound cakes, carrot loafs, blueberry loafs after cooking them? I would like to take a supply to a "bake sale" offering fresh samples with some frozen for sale. I suppose it would be like freezing muffins but I just want to throw the question out to the multi-talented/skilled professionals here.

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The problem with freezing a whole loaf is that i think that after freezing it doesn;t last as long as if not frozen. So I always slice first and freeze sliced.
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I've never had a problem with freezing whole loaves. Could vary by climate or recipe though.
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