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If you don't finish the marshmallows the first time the packet is opened, what do you do to stop them from going stale? Here is an easy solution.
Steps
Method 1
Method 1 of 2:Bread method
Method 1
Method 2
Method 2 of 2:Freezer method
Method 2
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1Place unused marshmallows into a resealable freezer bag. The type with a zipper lock is preferred.
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2Seal the bag.
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3Place in the freezer. When you need to use them, simply remove from the freezer about 10-15 minutes before using. However, note that it is actually easier to slice frozen marshmallows if you're using them for baking or decorating, in which case, don't let them thaw before cutting.
Community Q&A
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QuestionTo cut marshmallows into different shapes, is it better to freeze them first?
Community AnswerYes. -
QuestionHow do I keep mini marshmallows stored in a glass mason jar from sticking together?
Community AnswerCoating the marshmallows in icing/confectioner's sugar should do the trick.
Things You'll Need
- Piece or two of white bread; use slices for larger packages of marshmallows
- Rubber band or twist tie
