Once they’re frozen solid, transfer them into a zip-top freezer bag. Squeeze out as much air as humanly possible. Air is the enemy. It causes freezer burn, which makes everything taste like the inside of a freezer box.
Label the bag! I know you think you’ll remember, but you won’t. Write “Carrots & Celery – Nov 2026” with a sharpie. Trust me, three months from now, you’ll thank your past self.
How Long Do They Last?
Here’s the fun part: they stay good for a long time. Technically, they’re safe to eat indefinitely if frozen solid. Taste-wise, though, you’re looking at 8 to 12 months for peak flavor.
After a year, they start to get a little “off.” Not dangerous, just… sad. Think of them as the friendly ghost of a carrot. It still looks like one, but the soul has sighed and moved on.
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