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Thanks! We ate it this morning,

and found it's still very delicious as the freshly made ones. So far so good. There are still two mooncakes remaining in freezer for 3 months frozen test. It's not easy to keep them for such long term tests without eating of them, since my daughter and myself all love to eat them very much.
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  • One month frozen test on homemade (no preservatives, no additives, no trans fat, lower sugar and fat) lotus seeds - cashews - Mung beans - single and double egg york(s) mooncakes +1

     

    • No significant changes were found on their shapes and colors after one month at freezer. Before the frozen test, the fresh ones were kept at refrigerator for 3~5 days. +1
      • You're a scientist! 😂
        • Yes, I am.😄
    • Add: 70 days frozen test of mooncakes. 1). Picture of three testing mooncakes upon taking out of freezer - they look still good except their colors are significantly lighter than the freshly made ones. 2). Took one of the three, +1
      and reheated it in a oven. The color is very good now after reheating step ( see the picture of single mooncake).

       

       

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        • Thanks! We ate it this morning,
          and found it's still very delicious as the freshly made ones. So far so good. There are still two mooncakes remaining in freezer for 3 months frozen test. It's not easy to keep them for such long term tests without eating of them, since my daughter and myself all love to eat them very much.
      • A correction: "taking out of freezer " - should read as "taking out from freezer". +1