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Chefn Herbcicle Frozen Herb Keeper Review

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Revainrating 4 out of 5  
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Description of Chefn Herbcicle Frozen Herb Keeper

A spice rack for your freezer, this gadget allows you to freeze and preserve your excess herbs for another time in popsicle form. To use, simply fill the top with fresh, leafy herbs. Next, replace the top and turn the handle to compress. Now, freeze for 24-hours and once frozen, simply turn the handle to reveal the frozen herbs. When you're ready to use your frozen herbcicle, either cut with a knife or grate over desired food or recipe for instant fresh frozen herb flavoring. The handle can be labeled for easy herb identification. Top-rack dishwasher safe. Choose smart, easy-to-use kitchen utensils that are built on tasteful design, new technologies, and the trusted reputation of Chef'n.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Does not rotate after freezing

I always dry, chop and freeze the grass after washing. I used to use ice cube trays or just small food containers, but they took up space and didn't make it easy to set the required amount of herbs. This goalkeeper looked like a good idea and I actually bought 2 of them. You cannot spin it if the herbs are frozen. I had to run it under tap water first to get some herbs, but then I can't grind it. upset. For the next batch I will try not to squash the herbs, keep them loose but then they won't…

Pros
  • Handle can be marked for easy grass identification. Can be washed in the dishwasher on the top shelf.
Cons
  • There are other interesting options.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The easiest way to keep your treasured garden herbs usable all year round

This is the easiest way to store herbs for future use. I've used it on mint, parsley, basil, oregano, thyme, sage and more. After collecting fresh herbs, I wash them in the specified spin dryer, separate the leaves from the stem, pack the leaves tightly into the weed box, unscrew the lid and put it in the freezer. To use the herbs, take the herb jet out of the freezer and let it thaw slightly so you can turn the knob to reveal the herbs. I use a kitchen knife to cut thin pieces of herbs. The…

Pros
  • When ready to use your frozen herb mix, slice or grate into your desired dishes or recipes for instant flavoring of fresh frozen herbs.
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 4 out of 5

No more black herbs

like many others i buy fresh herbs, use what i need and watch the rest go black because i can't throw away the unused pieces. I've tried storing them in an old yogurt container filled with water and covered with a plastic bag (this works, but if your fridge is as full as mine it tips over quite often), I've tried herb pots (they work the same way same principle as the yogurt container and plastic bag, but I found it very difficult to open the blocks after putting the herbs in) and Fresh Mill…

Pros
  • Freezer Spice Rack. This gadget allows you to freeze and store excess herbs in the form of popsicles for next time.
Cons
  • little things