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Jaymes

Jaymes

On 10/18/2017 at 9:08 PM, Katie Meadow said:

I find that Chipotle Chile powder works well if I don't have a little can. And since I end up throwing out 97 percent of every can I open it makes more sense. 

 

Canned chipotle freezes very well. I always put the leftover into a small plastic baggie, flatten it a bit and stick it into the freezer. When I need some, it's easy to break off however much I need and put the rest back into the freezer. 

 

Not only is this method more economical and less wasteful, it's really so nice and convenient to have some on hand. 

Jaymes

Jaymes

On 10/18/2017 at 9:08 PM, Katie Meadow said:

I find that Chipotle Chile powder works well if I don't have a little can. And since I end up throwing out 97 percent of every can I open it makes more sense. 

 

Canned chipotle freezes very well. I always put the leftover into a small plastic baggie, flatten it and stick it into the freezer. When I need some, it's easy to break off however much I need and stick the rest back into the freezer. 

 

Not only is this method more economical and less wasteful, it's really so nice and convenient to have some on hand. 

Jaymes

Jaymes

On 10/18/2017 at 9:08 PM, Katie Meadow said:

I find that Chipotle Chile powder works well if I don't have a little can. And since I end up throwing out 97 percent of every can I open it makes more sense. 

 

Canned chipotle freezes very well. I always put the leftover into a small plastic baggie, flatten it and stick it into the freezer. When i need some, it's easy to break off however much I need and stick the rest back into the freezer. 

 

Not only is this method more economical and less wasteful, it's really so nice and convenient to have some on hand. 

Jaymes

Jaymes

On 10/18/2017 at 9:08 PM, Katie Meadow said:

I find that Chipotle Chile powder works well if I don't have a little can. And since I end up throwing out 97 percent of every can I open it makes more sense. 

 

Canned chipotle freezes very well. I always put the leftover into a small plastic baggie, flatten it and stick it into the freezer. When i need some, it's easy to break off however much I need and stick the rest back into the freezer. 

 

Not only is this method more economical and less wasteful, it's really so nice and convenient always to have some on hand. 

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