75 Items You Can Freeze To Save Money

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Coupons, sales, budgets, trying to save as much money as possible on groceries.

We cut coupons to save money at the grocery store. We shop the sales. We set up grocery budgets and shop with cash envelopes to save money. We bulk buy and stick to generic goods to save money. We try our hardest to make our hard earned money work the best for us at the grocery store.

Below you will find a list of 75 items you can freeze to help you save money. These are everyday items you may buy at regular price, on sale or bulk buy.

Putting these items in the freezer will make them last longer and provide for your family. Freezing items you buy on sale or bulk buy saves you money. Freezing items so they don’t go to waste saves you money.

Time to buy a freezer

After you read this list think about all the money you have been tossing out. No more! Now is your time to start saving more money by utilizing your freezer.

If you only have the small freezer attached to your fridge this will work. If you are looking to save more money or you have a larger family you can pick up a chest freezer or stand up freezer second hand or on sale.

Now I have to admit I have learned a few things researching this post and I freeze a lot. I didn’t know you can freeze eggs – yeah you can freeze eggs! You may be amazed at what you can freeze.

75 Items You Can Freeze To save Money:

1. Bread

2. Bread Dough

3. Cookies

4. Cookie Dough

5. Pizza Dough

6. Pastries

7. Cakes

8. Icing

9. Tortillas

10. Nuts

11. Water

12. Juices

13. Coffee Grinds

14. Brewed Coffee

15. Flour

16. Sugar

17. Oatmeal

18. Salt

19. Cornmeal

20. Yeast

21. Dry Beans

22. Cooked Beans

23. Butter

24. Cheese (texture may change when defrosted)

25. Milk (texture may change when defrosted)

26. Cream (texture may change when defrosted)

27. Cream Cheese (texture may change when defrosted)

28. Cheese Bits

29. Yogurt

30. Yogurt Tubes

31. Pudding

32. Chocolate

33. Eggs (crack them into ice cube tray or scramble them)

34. Soup

35. Bone Broth

36. Bacon

37. Deli Meat

38. Fish (not advised to freeze previously frozen items)

39. Shellfish (not advised to freeze previously frozen items)

40. Beef

41. Chicken

42. Tofu

43. Pork

44. Casseroles

45. Lasagna

46. Leftovers

47. Stews

48. Freezer Meals

49. Berries

50. Avocado

51. Hashbrowns

52. Smoothie Ingredients

53. Bananas

54. Other Fruits

55. Herbs

56. Spices

57. Chopped Onions

58. Lemons

59. Cabbage

60. Peppers

61. Grated Zucchini

62. Other Vegetables

63. Watermelon

64. Tomatoes

65. Tomato Sauce

66. Pesto

67. Hummus

68. Corn

69. Fruit Zest

70. Dog Treats

71. Potato Chips

72. Pretzels

73. Vegetable Scraps For Stock

74. Bottles of Water

75. Candy

So what will end up in your freezer now?

So which items were you surprised with knowing that you can freeze them? Are you going to add them to your grocery list?

I was surprised with eggs and honestly it would save so much time and money to freeze eggs to add to baking or quiche. I also never thought of freezing the cheese end bits to add to sauces and soups. This is a good money saving idea.

⭐Must have Freezer Storage Supplies:

With this list my freezer will be full in no time. Think of all the money you can save. Buy the items on sale or in bulk, divide them up and freeze them.

We regularly freeze fruits, vegetables, meats and bread products. In my freezer I have a bag labelled soup stock that I add vegetable scraps to for bone broths and soups.

I love having an extra freezer for food storage and the money it saves us. Buying items in bulk or on sale or preparing freezer meals. All of it, divide it up and freeze it – you will save money.