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Freeze pastries, or not necessary
I baked schnecken (croissant-like pastries filled w/ nuts and raisins) today, and will not be serving it for 5 days. After cooling them completely, I put them in a tin and really sealed it well. Will they still be delicious in 5-6 days, or should I freeze them until I serve them? I don't want soggy pastries and am not sure which is the best way to preserve their texture.
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As long as you made sure they were completely cooled I would freeze them. They should not be soggy as long as you take them out of tin and let thaw outside of tin.
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