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Absolutely. The majority of compound butters can be refrigerated for about 5 days and can easily be frozen for up to a month.

The only time when this isn't the best idea is when the butter has very perishable ingredients in it.

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Yes, you can. Allow it to return to room temperature before you try to rebeat it.

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Yes , but it will not be the same , the color wont be there , and texture will not be the same , it will be different

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Yes. Clarified butter can be frozen.

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12 minutes and around 30 to 40 seconds

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