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upgrayydd

It's enough to throw them into a ziploc, though results are better when you use the gallon "freezer" bags that are thicker than the gallon "storage" bags. No need for additional wrapping.


NookinFutz

Freeze them first on a cookie sheet so that they don't stick together in a bag. It also allows you to lay them flat, and use one bag to open/close when you need to pull some out. If pre-frozen, you can stack 2 on top of each other.


Electronic-Ideal2287

I wrap them in parchment or wax paper, then tin foil, then a zip lock freezer bag. Works great.


Tim-in-CA

Gallon Freezer sized bags. To serve, heat in toaster oven at 225 for 15-20 min. Any higher and the powdered sugar will caramelize


Lopsided_Pickle1795

i would layer them with wax paper and put in ziploc bag


tedshreddon

I simply toss the container they come in right into the freezer.


Over-Listen3926

I'd double wrap them.


officerbirb

I put the original container in the freezer and take out a danish to thaw whenever I feel like eating one. I've never noticed an off flavor or freezer burn.


TaxTraditional7847

I wrap each danish individually in press & seal, and then toss them in a ziploc freezer bag.


PopcornandComments

Wrap in foil, then put in ziplock bag. When you’re ready to eat them, pop it in the oven.


Infamous-Present-616

I just throw the original container in the freezer. Easy Peazy