Can yogurt go bad in the freezer?

It's true, some yogurt do freeze well and keep their consistency. However, others will get icy and crystallized after a few months in the freezer. Freezing yogurt can also make it taste different, as the flavors may change or intensify.

Can you freeze yogurt in the fridge?

You can safely freeze yogurt in the refrigerator. However, to prevent yogurt from separating, add an equal amount of water (about 6 tablespoons) before freezing. Stash your yogurt in the back of the fridge, where it’s the coldest. Chilled yogurt is also a great way to use up leftover yogurt in the fridge.

Can yogurt go bad in the cooler?

Although yogurt is typically best consumed within three days after it's opened, there is no reason why you can't freeze yogurt. However, while this helps to cut down on waste, the frozen yogurt will eventually thaw. Depending on how long you freeze it, you may be able to thaw it and refreeze for another few times.

Can yogurt go bad in the jar?

If you're using an airtight jar and freezing yogurt, then no, it should not go bad. However, if you're using a plastic container or other type of open container, it's possible for the yogurt to develop mold or bacteria, which is why it's always best to freeze yogurt in an airtight container. When freezing yogurt, make sure to place the container in the freezer for at least 24 hours before removing the yogurt. Doing this helps the yogurt firm up and becomes easier to scoop

Can yogurt go bad in the fridge?

Yogurt can usually last in the fridge for about five to seven days. After that time, its consistency and taste start to change. This is simply due to the natural fermentation process that yogurt undergoes when left at room temperature. While it can still be consumed, the yogurt will be less thick and have a longer “set” time. It will also have an off-flavor that may not be appealing to your palate.