how do you stack them upright in the freezer without spillage ?
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The tops seal pretty tight and there is no spillage. We lay them down, so far there hasn't been any spillage.
1412978
I put them in a long plastic cup. Don't fill them to the top or they will spill anyway in the freezer.
1310775
They held in liquids very well in my freezer. I laid then on their side and nothing leaked. Hope this helps!
660512
Yes, you freeze them flat first, like on a cookie sheet or other flat surface and then you can stand them up in this container
1478576
absolutely you can stack them but as Hugo commented it is a balancing act - much better to use the Ice tray stand. or if you have very little in your freezer just place them side by side.
941476
I lined the empty tubes up in parallel , used broad packing tape to hold them together then rolled them up, parchment style and stood them in a Pyrex measuring cup. They were secure, upright, thru the filling and cooling, solidifying process. No worries about spillage!
1590561
I have not personally tried to freeze anything yet, but they are glass so I don't see why you could not use like a regular mason jar (leave enough space for expansion). Even if you do not use as intended, you won't be disappointed with these little jars. My friend uses the set I gave her for salad dressings because they do not spill the liquid.
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I put them in a tall plastic container or a plastic tumbler until frozen. I have never had a problem with them. Make excellent orange juice pops or fruity yogurt pops for my husband.
1296602
i put them into a flat container with lid and packed them snuggly so they wouldnt move around. also my dessert required whipped cream which i brought in a different container so would not get smooshed. o feally like them and have ordered more.
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I've never tried putting them in the freezer, so unfortunately, I can't answer your question. I've read over the bottle insert and it mentions nothing about freezing, so I don't think I'd attempt it.
2209842
I found a very large glass container with a screw top lid and store them in that. Storing them in the fridge or freezer is also effective.
479030
You do put them in the freezer. You could also freeze them in an ice cube if you wanted a small amount of dilution from purified water.
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Hello J. Tullier!I'd think any of those would be fine.....think of them as a raisin....which could be stored all 3 ways w/the freezer extending the life the best!
266423
You can use a spoon to fill them with some success. Sometimes on the way in the food gets on the seal, which isn't that big of a deal. I have a metal funnel that's perfect for filing them mess free.
423610
Put them in a covered jar and place a damp paper towel on them in a cool, dark place. That will help keep them. Some people wrap them individually in plastic to keep them airtight but I think the former works better. Hope this helps!
1736530
I use an old yogurt container and stand them up in the freezer. I can get all 6 in my container.
214737
They are very good to use as canisters. I would not put them in the freezer.
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I think they are meant to be frozen standing up on their lid. I just got mine because my son had the flu and only wanted gatorade pops. I froze 2 each: standing up, on their side, and with the lid down. There was no spillage at all. My son like the ones frozen with the lid down because they had a rounded top and were easier to push up. I did leave the 1" at the top for expansion which was plenty.