The Freeze Guide: Snacks That Taste Better Frozen

Chefs in Food Network Kitchens stuck anything and everything in the freezer and discovered some surprising new frozen treats for Food Network Magazine.

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How to Freeze These Snacks:

Arrange the items on a baking sheet in a single layer. Freeze until solid, at least 2 hours. Transfer to a zip-top bag, press out the air and seal; freeze up to 1 month, unless noted. Remove from the freezer a few minutes before eating.

Avocado Slices

Freeze up to 4 hours; sprinkle with chili powder and salt.

Brownie Squares

Orange or Grapefruit Wedges

Freeze up to 4 hours.

Chocolate Cake Slices

Iceberg Lettuce Wedges

Freeze up to 4 hours; dip in blue cheese or ranch dressing.

Cheesecake Slices

Yogurt

Freeze in pop molds.

Melon Cubes

Freeze up to 4 hours.

Mango Slices

Freeze up to 4 hours.

Peppermint Patties

Unwrap before freezing.

Doughnut Holes

Peanut Butter Cups

Unwrap before freezing.

Watermelon Wedges

Applesauce

Freeze in ice cube trays.

Grapes

Freeze individually or in bunches.

Canned Fruit

Use peaches, pears or pineapple.

Root Beer

Freeze in pop molds.

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The Freeze Guide: Snacks That Taste Better Frozen

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How to Freeze These Snacks:

Avocado Slices

Brownie Squares

Orange or Grapefruit Wedges

Chocolate Cake Slices

Iceberg Lettuce Wedges

Cheesecake Slices

Yogurt

Melon Cubes

Mango Slices

Peppermint Patties

Doughnut Holes

Peanut Butter Cups

Watermelon Wedges

Applesauce

Grapes

Canned Fruit

Root Beer

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