Philadelphia Cooking Cream

[Meggs03_77]

I purchased some of that Philadelphia cooking cream a while back and just noticed I only have a few days left to use it, it was pushed in the back of my fridge, I have no plans to use it anytime soon I was wondering if it may be frozen, any help would be appreciated, thanks

[Kchurchill5]

Just a guess, but I wouldn't think so. But I really don't know. It isn't bad, I tried it just because I had a coupon and descent. I wouldn't buy it, but it definitely turned out OK. I made a simple pasta dish with chicken, ham, broccoli, mushrooms and cheese. Pretty tasty and easy.

[Felix4067]

I looked online, and apparently several people have frozen it with great success. Some say to let it thaw and then microwave it to regain smoothness, others use it as-is once it's defrosted.

[Kchurchill5]

Thats good to know, I wouldn't of thought so. It isn't my favorite thing, IMO, but nice to have on hand

[Meggs03_77]

that's great it can be frozen I do freeze the blocks with success but I wasn't sure about the cooking cream, I'll stick it in the freezer now, thanks for your help!

[Marion_in_Savannah]

I do freeze the blocks with success

Wow! Thanks for your comment. I NEVER would have thought to freeze blocks of cream cheese. I can get it in packs of 6 large blocks at Sam's, but never did because I didn't think I could use it all fast enough. You've solved my problem!

[Meggs03_77]

I do freeze the blocks with success

Wow! Thanks for your comment. I NEVER would have thought to freeze blocks of cream cheese. I can get it in packs of 6 large blocks at Sam's, but never did because I didn't think I could use it all fast enough. You've solved my problem!

Marion_in_Savannah blocks freeze well although I've never made a cheese cake using thawed cream cheese for anything else there just fine to use, I did put the cooking cream in my freezer hopefully it will freeze well also