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I freeze my gogurts for my son and he loves them, but note that on the gogurt package, it says to consume by sell by date, EVEN IF FROZEN! I would prolly go a couple days past it, but not more than that...but thats me!
Strawberries can be frozen to thaw with a decent texture. Lay whole strawberries out in a single layer on a cookie sheet, not touching one another. Sprinkle sugar or sweetener over them, and pop them into the freezer. Once frozen, place them into your freezer bag. Freezing/thawing does alter the original texture, but I like this method because I feel that it cuts down on the mushiness.
I've only tried freezing yogurt once, and it turned out disasterous! I froze plain yogurt that I got on markdown, for use in baking. When I thawed it out, it was grainy and runny. I decided it would still be okay for baking, but the finish product came out not so great. So I really wouldn't suggest freezing yogurt at all...
Dannon Crush cups didn't freeze too well, I guess because they have a higher water content. Lots of water on the top when thawed and both kids complained about the texture. The little Danimals cups froze and thawed fine, just needed stirring.
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