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Q&A Safe and shrewd to thaw frozen seafood, take out 1/3, refreeze remaining 2/3, take out second portion of 1/3, refreeze remaining 1/3?

My parents eat this FROZEN lobster meat from Maine weekly. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then fre...

1 answer  ·  posted 3y ago by Chgg Clou‭  ·  edited 2y ago by Chgg Clou‭

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#5: Post edited by user avatar Chgg Clou‭ · 2022-05-08T21:28:40Z (over 2 years ago)
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat this lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat [this FROZEN lobster meat from Maine](https://lobsterfrommaine.com/not-your-grandfathers-frozen-lobster-meat/) weekly. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
#4: Post edited by user avatar Chgg Clou‭ · 2021-08-28T04:50:51Z (over 3 years ago)
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents like to eat this lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat this lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
#3: Post edited by user avatar Chgg Clou‭ · 2021-08-28T04:50:40Z (over 3 years ago)
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat frozen lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents like to eat this lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
#2: Post edited by user avatar Chgg Clou‭ · 2021-08-28T04:50:16Z (over 3 years ago)
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat frozen lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're lazy. Instead of putting 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags, here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
  • [![enter image description here][1]][1]
  • My parents eat frozen lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're too lazy to put 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags. Here's their workaround.
  • Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.
  • For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...
  • 1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?
  • 2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality?
  • [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Chgg Clou‭ · 2021-08-28T04:49:53Z (over 3 years ago) 
Safe and shrewd to thaw frozen seafood, take out 1/3, refreeze remaining 2/3, take out second portion of 1/3, refreeze remaining 1/3?
[![enter image description here][1]][1]


My parents  eat frozen lobster meat every week. Each plastic bag of frozen lobster, below, usually lasts 3 servings for them. But they're lazy. Instead of putting 1/3 of the frozen lobster meat into, then freezing, 3 separate bags, here's their workaround.


Let's postulate that they freeze the new bag of frozen lobster meat right after purchase. When they want to eat the lobster meat, for their first serving, they'll thaw the plastic bag in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 2/3's of lobster meat back in the freezer.  

For serving #2, they repeat this process. They'll defrost the plastic bag, now with 2/3's of lobster meat, in the fridge. They'll take out 1/3 to eat, and put the plastic bag with 1/3 of lobster meat back in the freezer. Etc...


1. Is this repeated refreezing and thawing safe?

2. Even if this is safe, is this canny? Does the repeated refreezing and thawing affect its quality? 



  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/7piwx.jpg
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