How long can i freeze milk for?

Answer 1

Think it depends on the star rating of the freezer, but a max of 3 months is reasonable - i've been doing it for years

Answer 2

While pasteurized milk can be frozen; it may separate or be slightly grainy when thawed. Frozen milk works best for cooking, but you may find it's still okay for drinking.

Freeze milk in plastic freezer containers or special freezer-proof glass jars. Leave some extra space at the top since milk expands during freezing. If packaged in a wide-mouth container, leave 1/2-inch head space for pints and 1-inch for quarts. If packaged in a narrow-mouth container (such as jars), leave 1 1/2-inch head space for either pints or quarts.

Plan to use frozen milk within a month. Thaw milk in the refrigerator. Stir well before using

Answer 3

I know people who freeze milk for 1 to 2 months, and it's fine as long as you defrosit it in the refrigerator. (It has to be regular, whole, pasturized milk.)

Answer 4

I think a month is the recommended maximum, but I once found one at the bottom of my freezer that I'd forgotten about that was nearly three months old. It was perfectly all right, just needed a good shake.

Answer 5

I think it has to be used within a month and can be slighty grainy so maybe best used for making sauces!

Answer 6

milk is made by cows i like cows

Answer 7

up to the expiration date on the side of the container

Answer 8

it tells you on the label

Answer 9

Four days !!!