Best Ways to Freeze soup

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In an ice cube tray

Rather than freezing a huge tupperware that takes forever to thaw, many people freeze soup in an ice cube tray.

Just ladle your chilled soup into the ice cube tray and freeze until solid. Then you can pop out the cubes and place in a freezer bag for easy storage. This allows you to take out a single serving at a time, taking out only a handful of cubes when needed.

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