HELP QUICK!!! My party food is defrosting!

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Lisa78 · 30/07/2004 12:34

Having DS2's baptism on Sunday and part of the buffet is cheese and tomato pizza's and garlic bread - both of which feel distinctly soft, now I have got in from Tescos
Both say do not refreeze if defrosted, but also to cook from frozen

Should I stick them in the freezer anyway, or put them in the fridge and cook them a bit less on Sunday?

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Tinker · 30/07/2004 12:38

I'd put them in the freezer without a second thought tbh. If they're really soft - fridge

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Lisa78 · 30/07/2004 12:38

bread is really soft, pizza a bit soft

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jampot · 30/07/2004 12:41

fREEZER THEM pdq

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Lisa78 · 30/07/2004 12:52

have put them in the freezer
Can just see the headlines "Baptism party food poisoning after website advice goes horribly wrong" LOL [grin}

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Lisa78 · 30/07/2004 12:53

bugger

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mckenzie · 30/07/2004 13:07

how long was it from you taking them out of the freezer at tesco to getting them home?
I'm sure they'll be fine for sunday adn I think you've done the right thing putting them straight back into the freezer. Frozen pizza is not so nice if cooked once it's defrosted.

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Lisa78 · 30/07/2004 13:10

about an hour but its so hot today, still its not as if its chicken

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mckenzie · 30/07/2004 13:12

I really do reckon it'll be fine. IT'll be your little secret (just shared with a few mumsnetters!)

Bunglie · 30/07/2004 13:16

Sorry no practical advice, I would refreeze anything that was not fish or meet, personally, but give me your address and I will see if I can help you instantly dispose of some, yumyum, I have a hungry Bunlie tum......

Hmm...just thought, I wonder if my lack of culinary knowledge is why people wont come to dinner parties at my house!!!

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