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Old August 4, 2017   #1
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I think I would blanch and freeze some of it on the cob.

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I think I would blanch and freeze some of it on the cob.

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Yeah, ya know, so many swear by that method...but 3-4 ears of corn off the cob is a
perfect tiny package in the freezer. Enough for a winter chowder. Everything freezes
best without air. The cob center is all air. Takes up freezer space I don't have.
And it did not at all taste fresh like off the cob frozen. Tried it once.
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