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MommaDukes
Posted 22 Jul 2010 , 4:45pm
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I had the same problem. I let me sit a while to kind of dry off, if that makes sense. Hopefully, someone with lots of experience will answer. 
I have found that it helps to put them in the freezer for at least a little while before I fill and stack them. They are way more sturdy when they are at least partially frozen. I don't know if it would change moisture but it takes care of the soft problem.
I let mine cool completely before I wrap them. They could go straight in the freezer after that; I have also been known to leave them out overnight (wrapped) and then put them in the freezer at least a little while before I started. Even a little but of firmness from the freezer helps.
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