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Splash123
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CHRISTMAS CAKE .....CAN YOU FREEZE IT?
      #298070 - 06/01/2009 07:44

I am sure I have read somewhere that you can freeze Christmas Cake ....has anyone done this and does it work?
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Re: CHRISTMAS CAKE .....CAN YOU FREEZE IT? [Re: Splash123]
      #298187 - 06/01/2009 09:32

Splash why do you want to freeze Christmas cake? If its made with butter it should keep well for at least 6 months. My freezer book says 'no need to freeze rich fruit cakes as they store for a long time in tins'. Hope that helps.

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Re: CHRISTMAS CAKE .....CAN YOU FREEZE IT? [Re: Barney]
      #298232 - 06/01/2009 09:52

Splash, A friend of mine has had some of her Fruit Wedding cake in the freezer for 15 years!

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Re: CHRISTMAS CAKE .....CAN YOU FREEZE IT? [Re: Splash123]
      #298745 - 06/01/2009 16:41

you can freeze but take off icing/marzipan first, will keep for ages in airtight container, we forgot ours one year and ate it in july!!
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Re: CHRISTMAS CAKE .....CAN YOU FREEZE IT? [Re: jjaffa]
      #299028 - 06/01/2009 19:30

Thank you girls ....i want to freeze it so i dont eat it!!!
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