Can coconut oil be frozen

Answer 1

Coconut milk is the liquid expressed from treating grated coconut meat and water. It may contains 30-40% of coconut fat with other dispersed solids, and small amount of sugars and proteins. The coconut fat is stabilized in an emulsion form due to the presence of cocosin - the main protein in coconuts. The emulsion is not too stable. When heat processed inside the can, destabilization usually occurs. It is recommended to shake well the can before opening - if not, fat separation will be present at the top of the can. Refrigerate or freeze coconut milk to preserve it for future use. Shake/stir well prior to use again.

Answer 2

not recommended. coconut milk has lots of coconut fat/cream. just like if you were to freeze cows milk...it will seperate when you defrost it

Answer 3

Yes. Coconut cake can be frozen. Make sure it is snuggly wrapped to prevent drying out. Realize that, depending upon the type of icing, the cake layers might be a bit soggy when thawed.

Answer 4

yes you can because coconut cream is like a liquid so it can be frozen.

Answer 5

Yes. You stick a coconut pie in a place where it is 32ºF/0ºC and it will freeze.

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