Can gelatin be frozen?

Many female friends have a certain understanding of donkey-hide gelatin. Donkey-hide gelatin is a very good tonic for female friends. It can help female friends replenish blood and qi, and can also improve the body's immunity. However, because donkey-hide gelatin is relatively expensive, many people have never eaten donkey-hide gelatin. Some people say that the longer the storage time of donkey-hide gelatin, the better the quality of donkey-hide gelatin. So what is the specific situation? Can donkey-hide gelatin be frozen when we store it normally? Let’s find out together.

Normal donkey-hide gelatin will not melt at room temperature and can be stored in a cool environment. If you put it in the refrigerator, you need to seal it tightly to prevent contamination from other bacteria in the refrigerator. It must be placed in the refrigerator, not the freezer.

As a precious tonic that nourishes yin and blood, donkey-hide gelatin is relatively expensive. It is said among the people that the older the donkey-hide gelatin is, the better it is. The older generation is accustomed to buying some donkey-hide gelatin in winter and storing it, and then eating it in the winter of the following year. However, it is easy to get moldy during the rainy season in May and June, and it is easy to melt in the hot weather in July and August. Donkey-hide gelatin should be stored in a cool and dry environment. The hot and humid weather in the south is not conducive to the preservation of donkey-hide gelatin. Donkey-hide gelatin is easily affected by moisture and can easily become moldy; it will melt in hot weather. If it is properly stored, this phenomenon can be avoided and unnecessary waste can be reduced. Today I will introduce to you how to preserve donkey-hide gelatin.

If the donkey-hide gelatin stored at home becomes softened due to moisture, experts say that the medicinal properties of the softened donkey-hide gelatin will not be greatly lost. Donkey-hide gelatin is viscous when it is first produced and becomes lumpy after dehydration. The softened donkey-hide gelatin is completely safe to take. However, it should be noted that once donkey-hide gelatin becomes moldy, it can no longer be eaten. Moldy and deteriorated donkey-hide gelatin is rich in nutrients and has a high content of microorganisms. Eating it will cause symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting. Therefore, for the sake of your health, please do not take moldy and deteriorated donkey-hide gelatin.

The shelf life of donkey-hide gelatin is very long, and generally the nutritional content of donkey-hide gelatin does not change significantly over a period of ten years. If you buy aged donkey-hide gelatin, it is quite good. There is nothing wrong with new donkey-hide gelatin either, but it is best to keep the new donkey-hide gelatin for a year before eating it, so that it is not easy to cause internal heat.

The above is all about whether donkey-hide gelatin can be frozen. Donkey-hide gelatin is relatively expensive, so its storage method is more important. If donkey-hide gelatin gets damp due to improper storage, it will cause great losses. We must also know how to consume donkey-hide gelatin more scientifically and maximize the effects and functions of donkey-hide gelatin. If the method of consuming donkey-hide gelatin is unscientific, then the gain will outweigh the loss.