I like to freeze soups cooked in the crock pot. We love a pork vegetable one. I don't include potatoes in them, as Sara says.
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Krista
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Posted - Sep 21 2017 : 09:52:01 AM
This year I was planning on freezing a batch of cheesy potato soup. This will be my first frozen soup so I'm not sure how great it will be. The recipe does say it's freezable. The potatos are blended so I think that will make a big difference. Or is it potatos in general, Sara?
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Posted - Sep 21 2017 : 10:19:22 AM
Krista, smashed and cream potatoes freeze well so your blended potato cheese soup should do great.
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Posted - Sep 21 2017 : 10:31:41 AM
Oh good I'm glad! Thanks Sara!
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Posted - Sep 21 2017 : 3:53:06 PM
Good to know thanks girls. Diana
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Posted - Sep 21 2017 : 5:29:10 PM
Kneffla, taco, chicken dumpling and hamburger soups all freeze well.
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I'm with everyone here. I freeze almost any soup without whole potatoes or pasta. I've had great success creamed potatoes in my soups. Good luck. Having soup on hand is an awesome time-saver.
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I have found that soups with kale in them are actually better after they have been frozen. Kale is kinda tough. After freezing, the toughness is gone, but the yumminess is still there.