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freezing pancakes

SusieBWSusieBW member
in September 2011 Moms

DD takes oatmeal for breakfast to the babysitters house just about every day.  Occasionally, on a monday, she might take leftover pancakes from Sunday breakfast, or once in a while I might make her scrambled eggs, but generally, it's all oatmeal all the time.

I'd like to mix it up for her, and make a few batches of pancakes that I can freeze, so I can just pull a couple out of the freezer the night before to pack in her lunchbox, but I don't think I've ever frozen pancakes.

Any tips?  I assume I should freeze them laying flat on a tray or something, and then put them into a tupperware or zippy bag once they're frozen, right?  Will they thaw okay if i just take them out the night before and put them into a little tupperware for DD to take with to the babysitter's house?  Will banana, pumpkin, blueberry, chocolate chip, etc. pancakes all be fine frozen and thawed?

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    jen4nyjen4ny member
    I've frozen regular and blueberry pancakes and they have been fine. I usually use a freezer bag or wrap in saran wrap and then tin foil. They do thaw quick. I usually take them out of the freezer the night before and stick them in the fridge. They are rea
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    alli&danalli&dan member
    I usually freeze them individually on a cookie sheet and throw them in a gallon freezer bag. I usually just take one out of the freezer and microwave it until it's warm. I do the same with muffins.
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    Yasiris1105Yasiris1105 member
    I just stack them in a bowl and that's it. They can last forever if Matt didn't like them so much.
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