Lakeland Soup 'n' Sauce Sealed Freezer Clear Storage Bags, 1 Litre - Pack of 20

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Seal type – while not a hard and fast rule, we've seen press seals (where you push the bag's sides together) are more commonly used on PEVA bags, while zip seals (where you pull a plastic bar across to close the bag) appear more often on silicone freezer bags. Odour – our tests have found bags of both types can have residual food smell after being used and cleaned. We found one type of bag tends to hold more smell than the other though.

We only source effective products at Lakeland, so you can rely on our more ecologically friendly alternatives to perform just as well as regular food bags. Which means that you don’t have to compromise on performance to be kinder to the environment. Microwave and dishwasher safe food bags In most cases, yes. But unfortunately, you can’t freeze any ol’ soup. Just like how some foods freeze better than others, some soup recipes are better suited for preserving. Avoid Freezing Soup with Starch

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It is best to defrost your soup in the fridge overnight. This will ensure it has time to thaw out fully before reheating. Make sure you pop the frozen soup in its container or bag in a bowl before putting it in the fridge.

Functionality – silicone is able to withstand more extreme temperatures, and can be used in the oven or microwave, unlike PEVA. Instead, try to store soup in portions in the freezer to make it far easier to thaw a portion at a time, therefore avoiding the need to ever refreeze it. Does Soup Freeze Well? It may seem like freezing soup is as easy as preparing a cup o noodles, but if you don’t take a few extra steps before freezing soup, you could end up with freezer-burned soup or mushy noodles.

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One recommendation for avoiding this is to make your soup base a broth with plenty of vegetables and freeze it as a broth-based soup. Plus, it's an added bonus that PEVA bags also tend to be cheaper than silicone bags. Here are some other differences: If you have stand up space in your freezer this freezer safe 32-oz. containers are perfect for freezing soup! Here are our favorite freezer-safe containers! Seal type – while not a hard and fast rule, we've seen press seals (where you push the bag's sides together) are more commonly used on PEVA bags, while zip seals (where you pull a plastic bar across to close the bag) appear more often on silicone freezer bags. Hot tip–>Prepare your noodle soup recipe just as you normally would, but leave the noodles out! Freeze the base of the soup.