Can they individualy wrap baloney like Kraft fake cheese?
My baloney goes bad too fast. Just wondering if it would work.
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Then why don’t you be more diligent about re wrapping it after you’ve taken some? Individual wrapping is wasteful,
You can open the package and freeze individual slices after wrapping. I do that with bacon.
I open the package and wrap bacon in groups of 2 or 3 slices in wax paper and then put the whole bundles in a large baggie in the freezer. I have a friend who freezes bread in groups of 2 slices. She opens bags of bread and slips wax paper every 2 slices. Freezes the whole bag. She takes out 2 slices every evening so she’ll have them for the next day.
I’m with @zenvelo – get some Ziploc bags – not just regular sandwich bags. And don’t re-refrigerate in the original container.
But the balogna in the bag, squeeze out all the air, and zip it tightly.
Processed cheese isn’t real cheese and it’s formed/placed in the wrapper when it’s made. Individually wrapped bologna would be too expensive to produce, too expensive to sell, not cost effective: nobody would buy it, or not enough to make it cost effective. Check the temp on your fridge: should be at least 45 degrees.
It should be good for 5 to 6 days, if kept in a frig at 38* to 45* F.
They sell cold cuts in single serving packages
That box has three interesting packages with 4 slices of meat in each.
A little pricier than deli-sliced, but not wildly so when there is a sale on.
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