Yes. We suggest in addition to keeping them in their packaging, placing them in zip-lock bag when freezing. Frozen, they can last up to 3 months.

Yes, baked brownies will freeze nicely for up to 3 months in a sealed, airtight container. Allow four hours to thaw at room temperature. See similar questions...

Yes, Freezing should be no problem. Wrap in 2 layers to prevent moisture loss. (example: plastic wrap then aluminum foil, or plastic wrap and then in plasticware.) It's best to eat the fresh muffins within 2 days, and the dessert items within 4 days, so you can freeze any items that would sit longer than that. Hint: do not thaw in a microwave, because microwaves make baked items gummy. Place on a dish in a sunny window or warm area and they will thaw quickly. See similar questions...

If you have our ULTRA or UNLIMITED VIP Package you can freeze your account. Freezes can be done once in a 12 month period. Your account will not be deducted $29.95 but only $5 each month. The amount accumulated will be added to your in store account when you "un-freeze" and can be used to purchase lotion, other tanning products or upgrades. You can freeze for a minimum of one month and a maximum of 6 months. See similar questions...

The Play & Freeze™ Ice Cream Ball can be found at many retailers including LLBean and REI. The full list of retailers is found on our Where to Find page. You can also buy Play & Freeze™ over the Internet at www.amazon.com See similar questions...

Cookies are alphanumeric identifiers that we transfer to your computer's hard drive through your Web browser to enable our systems to recognize your browser and to provide features such as storage of items in your Shopping Cart between visits. The "help" portion of the toolbar on most browsers will tell you how to prevent your browser from accepting new cookies, how to have the browser notify you when you receive a new cookie, or how to disable cookies altogether. See similar questions...

We recommend hand washing the can end of your Play & Freeze™ using soap and warm water. It is also important to make sure and rinse the ice/salt side of the ball to remove the salt residue from the insides. Using warm water or soap and water is best for this. See similar questions...

Typically the edges of the regular fudge brownies will be slightly firm to the touch and the center will be soft. Bake the fat free brownies until the corner springs back when lightly touched. It is important not to overbake the brownies or they will become hard. As the brownies cool, they will continue to cook. Because our brownies are so thick and moist, using the toothpick method to check doneness will not give you an accurate indication. See similar questions...

When I've forgotten to link something to the main pages yet have linked it elsewhere. They get found pretty quickly, but yeah, there are a few hidden stories here and there! Kalloway? Completely get away from me? Sometimes. Turnabouts, especially when I have a scenario in mind, amuse me more than anything. I've had moments of serious "WHOA!", including Tracey's breakdown in 'The Swing of Things'... That one still gets me. See similar questions...

Yes you can, but its structure will change, it will become drier and more crumbly. We recommend freezing cheese shredded or cubed, the biggest size recommended is 1 lb. See similar questions...

You can use any variety of milk in your Play & Freeze. Whole milk or low fat milk takes longer to freeze so you may have to play with the Ice Cream Ball for 20-30 minutes to make Ice Cream with the desired consistency. See similar questions...

We recommend you shake, rattle and roll the Ice Cream Ball. It’s fine to pass it back and forth and even bowl with it. When the Play & Freeze™ is filled with its ingredients, it is heavy and could be damaged or hurt someone if thrown or dropped . It is not intended to be kicked so be careful. We don’t want you to hurt a toe in the process. See similar questions...

Yes. Whether you use Internet Explorer or Netscape, your cookies are saved to a simple text file that you can delete as you please. In order to do this properly, remember to close your browser first. This is because all your cookies are held in memory until you close your browser. So, if you delete the file with your browser open, it will make a new file when you close it, and your cookies will be back. See similar questions...

NO. A cookie is a simple piece of text. It is not a program, or a plug-in. It cannot be used as a virus, and it cannot access your hard drive. Your browser (not a programmer) can save cookie values to your hard disk if it needs to, but that is the limit of the effect on your system. See similar questions...

Yes, you should expect the occasional cookie to make it through to your browser. We know of at least three ways this can happen; please tell us if you find any others. One way is in secure documents, which are explained below. A few sites set cookies using a line such as <META HTTP-EQUIV="Set-Cookie" CONTENT="flavor=chocolate"> in the HEAD section of an HTML document. Cookies can also be set and read in JavaScript. See similar questions...