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    Can I freeze pumpkin pie

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      You can freeze cooked pumpkin.  Pumpkin pie can be purchase frozen, so my answer would be yes.   There is probably a trick to it, so get out your Betty Crocker or Julia Child and find out from a pro.

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        you can freeze just about anything.. weather or not it's edible .. yes as long as it's cooked and sealed properly.


         

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          YES, PUT THE COOKED PIE IN A ZIP-LOK 1GALLON BAGGIE IS THE EASIEST

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