Yes you can freeze it. Freezing virtually stops the aging process of food. It can be store twice as long as it stays fresh in the fridge. Try it out, it works.
Frozen food is stored in a deep freeze.
Baby food in jars has no need to be frozen. Homemade prepared baby food can certainly be frozen.
Ideally, frozen food should be stored at 0°F or below.
Space food doesn't stay on the plate unless it is sticky. If it is not sticky then it floats around wherever it wants to.
Date marking frozen food is not necessary when the food will be eaten before its expiration date. The process of freezing food prolongs its life but does not allow it to be stored indefinitely.
Fresh, frozen, salted, smoked, canned, dried, cooked, chilled, preserves, pickled, etc.
So the food can be stored away for a longer period of time without it going off.
Fresh purchased grocery food should immediately refrigerated, frozen, or stored. This would depend on the type of grocery food.
frozen food
Technically, frozen food can be stored indefinitely and still be edible. Nutritional value and flavor eventual decay and this process is accelerated with a self-defrosting freezer because the food is not stored at a constant temperature. Frozen omelets should remain flavorful and edible (relatively speaking) for 8 to 12 weeks in the freezer, if wrapped to be airtight to prevent freezer burn or ice crystallization build up. Beyond that the quality will start to suffer.
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Kosher food is stored no differently than how any other food is stored.