Hi all,
My family is finally taking my hobby and passion for cakes seriously. While I only bake for family and close friends I am always trying something which you all inspire.
They have decide to buy me a small refigerator or freezer for my cakes. (Their so sweet but I have a whole shelf for my frosting so they are trying to get me out of theirs.)
My question is which will be better a refrigerator or the freezer?
Thanks for the advise
While an extra fridge would be nice, I couldn't do without my extra freezer. (DH got tired of the freezer being full of cakes and butter, and it annoyed him so much he bought me another one, lol 
). I am so much more efficient when I can bake and freeze ahead of time and not have to worry about space.
I bought an extra frig and love it, but, I would still like to have an extra freezer just as much. Well, I guess another freezer, we have a chest freezer in addition to the 2 refrigerators.... I think Im out of space though (dont know that I could talk DH into that). 
take them out of shell, freeze in ice cube tray, pop into zip lock bags. You can freeze whole or separate. If you freeze whole best to scramble a bit and add a little salt. Be sure to let them come to room temp. before using (after you defrost). 2 oz. equals one lg. egg.
I love this place I learn so much every day. I had no idea you could freeze eggs. We were told in class you can freeze the whites for about a month but the whole egg wow!!!. Butter too... OMG 
. I was just thinking I could put cakes and maybe some buttercream but thanks you guys. I am off to home depot tonight. Freezer it is 
I had to replace my chest freezer that broke after only 6 months. I was going to buy a small one 7 cubic. but after finding out i can freeze butter, eggs and of course cake.. I think I need to rethink the size of freezer I am going to buy!!
What size freezer do you have??
Im sorry, I am still new and very excited but when you freeze butter & buttercream is it the same procedure to thaw. Remove from the Freezer to the refrigerator over night and then on the counter for 1 hour before using?
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