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  1. #1
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    I was told that a good way to keep my Ross Rounds until I sold them was to simply package them as usual, spread them out on a cookie sheet until frozen, and then pack them into cardboard boxes in the freezer.
    Won't this ruin the flavor? Also, will they thaw out for satisfactory use later?
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    No, it will preserve the flavor and keep them from crystalizing. Just thaw them while still in the boxes so there's less condensation inside.
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    I would suggest putting everything in a sealable plastic bag to avoid freezer burn. Honey seems to be okay, but the comb will be extremely brittle and will crumble into bits.


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    Jim

  4. #4
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    Jim:
    Are you saying that the comb is more brittle after freezing than before?
    Why is that?
    thanks,
    Kurt

  5. #5
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    That has been my experience as well. It pretty well disintegrates when you start to handle it.

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