No one wants to discover a freezer full of spoiled ice cream. Here's how to tell if the creamy treat is still good-and how to ...

The dreaded freezer burn is formed when water in your ice cream melts and refreezes. To prevent this, the Passionate Penny Pincher suggests keeping your ice cream in a sealed bag in the freezer.

“The best way to prevent freezer burn is eating your ice cream as quickly as possible,” says Kaufmann. That said, we understand that you won’t always polish off a pint or a quart in one sitting (no ...

We all scream for ice cream - except when it goes bad. Does ice cream really expire, and how long does it last? Here's what to know before that next scoop.

Freezer burn happens when food — in this case, ice cream — is either left in the freezer for too long or it becomes exposed to oxygen, losing moisture in a process called sublimation.

This dynamic duo knows how to store ice cream to keep each pint as fresh as possible. The post How to Store Ice Cream to Prevent Freezer Burn, According to Ben & Jerry’s appeared first on Taste ...

My results showed that the pint in a zip-lock bag didn’t develop frostbite like the one I left alone in the freezer. Here’s the top of the zip-sealed ice cream after a week or so in the freezer.