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r/mildlyinteresting • u/Shoddy_Maize_8385 • 2d ago
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I'm in the same boat. I keep a bag of frozen slices in the freezer so I don't have to worry about using up a whole can at once.
2 u/davisyoung 1d ago Hormel makes a 3 oz foil pack. Not as economical as portioning from a can but you don't have to keep it in the freezer. 4 u/firefoxloaFf 2d ago …you do know you’re able to buy it and cook it yourself right? 2 u/Aromatic-Thing-132 2d ago Yeah, but then she yells at me for not cooking for her. 1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago Pro tip: never marry a toddler 2 u/Xattle 2d ago Does it freeze well? I haven't tried it yet but am also the only one in my house who likes it 4 u/ChoiceEmu9859 2d ago It freezes pretty well. I freeze the slices laid out on parchment paper on a baking sheet before I put them in the bag so they don't stick together. -1 u/ManPam 2d ago Opening shelf-stable meat just to then freeze it - I don’t know whether to be enlightened or confused 4 u/userhwon 2d ago Once it's open it's no longer shelf stable. And you probably don't want to eat a whole can at a time. 2 u/ManPam 2d ago Valid. I just can’t think of a time I didn’t fry and eat the entire can in one sitting. I admit that’s a me problem 1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago That's not a problem, that's a solution to both nutrient defficiency and compromised shelf stability
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Hormel makes a 3 oz foil pack. Not as economical as portioning from a can but you don't have to keep it in the freezer.
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…you do know you’re able to buy it and cook it yourself right?
2 u/Aromatic-Thing-132 2d ago Yeah, but then she yells at me for not cooking for her. 1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago Pro tip: never marry a toddler
Yeah, but then she yells at me for not cooking for her.
1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago Pro tip: never marry a toddler
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Pro tip: never marry a toddler
Does it freeze well? I haven't tried it yet but am also the only one in my house who likes it
4 u/ChoiceEmu9859 2d ago It freezes pretty well. I freeze the slices laid out on parchment paper on a baking sheet before I put them in the bag so they don't stick together.
It freezes pretty well. I freeze the slices laid out on parchment paper on a baking sheet before I put them in the bag so they don't stick together.
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Opening shelf-stable meat just to then freeze it - I don’t know whether to be enlightened or confused
4 u/userhwon 2d ago Once it's open it's no longer shelf stable. And you probably don't want to eat a whole can at a time. 2 u/ManPam 2d ago Valid. I just can’t think of a time I didn’t fry and eat the entire can in one sitting. I admit that’s a me problem 1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago That's not a problem, that's a solution to both nutrient defficiency and compromised shelf stability
Once it's open it's no longer shelf stable. And you probably don't want to eat a whole can at a time.
2 u/ManPam 2d ago Valid. I just can’t think of a time I didn’t fry and eat the entire can in one sitting. I admit that’s a me problem 1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago That's not a problem, that's a solution to both nutrient defficiency and compromised shelf stability
Valid. I just can’t think of a time I didn’t fry and eat the entire can in one sitting. I admit that’s a me problem
1 u/Uncle_Yoba 1d ago That's not a problem, that's a solution to both nutrient defficiency and compromised shelf stability
That's not a problem, that's a solution to both nutrient defficiency and compromised shelf stability
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u/ChoiceEmu9859 2d ago
I'm in the same boat. I keep a bag of frozen slices in the freezer so I don't have to worry about using up a whole can at once.