Quick Freezing Cakes And Stuff

Decorating By kikidee Updated 11 Nov 2011 , 6:46pm by BlakesCakes

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kikidee Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 5:46am
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Hi, Im new to cake central. Mighty glad to find this site. Can I use Miller Stephenson quik freeze on my cakes? My husband's got dozens of those and I was wondering if its safe. I've googled the topic endlessly but cant get anywhere.

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leah_s Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 9:27am
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What on earth is it?

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doramoreno62 Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 10:01am
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Omgosh! I wouldn't! Ive never heard of the stuff but I did a quick google on it and it's a chemical that's used for instantly freezing plastic, rubber and other things. One site said if inhaled it could cause heart palpitations!! Read on:

For hot-cold intermittence testing of electronic components and protection of components during soldering.  Excellent for cooling epoxy in composite forming and reducing tack in prepreg applications. Also used for freezing biological specimens. Instantly freezes small areas to -55°F/-48°C. Compatible with most plastics, rubbers and metals. Nonflammable. No ODC (ozone depleting chemicals)
 
 
Quik-Freeze® Antistatic
MS-242N-AS (14oz Aerosol)
Same general application as MS-242N but with an antistatic agent. Helps dissipate any static charges which may build up during spray.  Instantly freezes small areas to -40°F/-40°C. Compatible with most plastics, rubbers and metals. Nonflammable. No ODC (ozone depleting chemicals).
 
 
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MS-260 (16oz Aerosol)
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A high quality cleaner especially suitable for non-streak cleaning of glass, metal, ceramic, polycarbonate, acrylic and plastic - including Plexiglas®. Excellent for use on dials, gauges and oscilloscopes. Also recommended for aircraft windshields. Contains no ammonia. No ODC (ozone depleting chemicals).
NSN 7930-01-064-5179 (Aerosol)
 
 
Media Head CleanerMS-700 (16oz Aerosol MS-700M (8oz Aerosol)
MS-702 (4oz, 8oz, Qt, Gal, 5G, 55G)
A nonflammable blend containing a Hydrofluoroether (HFE). Removes contaminants and oxide build up on magnetic tape systems, memory systems and read/write heads. Head wear is reduced and head life is extended. Compatible with most plastics. No ODC (ozone depleting chemicals).
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doramoreno62 Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 10:04am
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Whoops! I only meant to copy and paste the first paragraph! Darn iPad! Any way, I got the info directly from the Miller Stephenson website.

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cakesdivine Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 1:44pm
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Just use your own freezer. And it is best to have a dedicated cake freezer so no other items are compromised by the raised temp while cake is hot. I have a sub zero freezer at home and at my shop that are only for cake.

Would not trust using anything from a can to freeze my cakes.

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AnnieCahill Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 3:52pm
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Seriously? What's wrong with just popping them in a freezer where there are other food items?

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BlakesCakes Posted 11 Nov 2011 , 6:46pm
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Originally Posted by kikidee

Hi, Im new to cake central. Mighty glad to find this site. Can I use Miller Stephenson quik freeze on my cakes? My husband's got dozens of those and I was wondering if its safe. I've googled the topic endlessly but cant get anywhere.




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