Can you freeze almond paste?

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I've got some fresh almonds and they're starting to become stale. I'm thinking of making an almond paste with eggs and sugar.

Does this keep well in the freezer? I suppose it does, but asking doesn't hurt.



Best Answer

A basic Google search hit on numerous sites all which agree that almond paste can be frozen with no deterioration of the product. The key is to wrap it up in several layers of plastic bags or plastic, then aluminum foil to keep out other flavors from the freezer as my experience has been that ground nuts will absorb odors if improperly wrapped.

Once in the freezer, hopefully in manageable-sized packages for easy thaw and use, the almond paste should keep for several months at least.

I've stored ground almonds in the freezer for a year with no harm to the flavor.

Best of luck!




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Quick Answer about "Can you freeze almond paste?"

Storing: Freshly made almond paste can be stored in the fridge for up to 10 days so long as it is wrapped tightly in plastic wrap. Freezing: You can freeze almond paste if it is wrapped tightly in plastic and sealed in an airtight container.

How do you store unused almond paste?

Once it's opened, you can keep it well wrapped in the refrigerator. For longer storage, wrap the leftover almond paste and store it in a freezer-quality plastic bag up to 1 year.

Can you freeze nut paste?

Yes, you can freeze most nut butter. Nut butter can be frozen for between 4 and 6 months. This is perfect for making frozen desserts or to keep your nut butter fresh for longer.

What can you do with extra almond paste?

Spread it onto a piece of foil, lightly toast it in an oven or toaster oven. Crumble and sprinkle over the top of an amaretto cocktail with crushed ice. Soften it and swirl into brownies or cupcakes for a light, nutty flavor. Put it on the bottom of an apple pie, just on top of the lower crust.

Is it OK to freeze marzipan?

Yes, you can freeze marzipan, and it can last in the freezer for up to 6 months. If you plan to use it within a couple of days, you could opt to refrigerate it instead. The key to freezing the marzipan for long is to make sure that you wrap it thoroughly before packing it into freezer-safe containers.



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