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Where did the pioneers keep their water storage?
no where
Are frozen foods bad?
yes they are they will eat you and kill you
What do eggs act like in some frozen foods?
eggs
How did clarence birdseyes frozen foods help?
so it stays fresh
Where did Clarence Birdseye first invent frozen foods.?
Clarence Birdseye invented frozen food in New York (USA) in 1949
How are foods fast-frozen?
Foods are fast-frozen through refrigeration.
What are the uses of frozen carbon dioxide?
Frozen carbon dioxide is also known as dry ice. It can be used to keep things (such as perishable foods) cold.
When was Smith Frozen Foods created?
Smith Frozen Foods was created in 1919.
When was Banquet Frozen Foods bought?
ConAgra bought Banquet Frozen Foods in 1980
Who bought Banquet Frozen Foods?
ConAgra bought Banquet Frozen Foods in 1980
When was Fred's Frozen Foods created?
Freddy's Frozen Custard was created in 2002.
What is the purpose of the refrigerator?
To Keep food cold so it doesn't spoil. Also to keep things that are supposed to be cold cold. Also to keep foods that are supposed to be frozen frozen.
How long will an unopened freezer keep foods frozen if there is a power outage?
In the event of a power outage, food can remain frozen for several days in an unopened freezer. When the power returns, it is important to inspect the foods for spoilage before eating them.
What was the first name giving to frozen foods?
The first name given to frozen foods was "frozen quick-frozen foods" or simply "quick-frozen foods." This term was used when Clarence Birdseye developed the quick-freezing process in the 1920s, which preserved the taste and texture of food. The concept gained popularity, leading to the eventual branding of frozen foods as a convenient option for consumers.
What is frozen food?
Foods that are frozen to preserve freshness.
Who owns Mrs. Smith's Frozen Foods?
Kellogg also operates Mrs. Smith's Frozen Foods
What are some forzen foods?
there are no forzen foods, there are frozen foods, learn to spell
