Chefn Herbcicle Frozen Herb Keeper

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Chefn Herbcicle Frozen Herb Keeper

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Quality

I can't imagine why anyone would give less than five stars to this product!

Positive Review

This product saves money and stops waste.

Neutral Review

Shipping

99 directly from the chef'n site with free shipping.

Neutral Review

Packaging/appearance

A great way to keep those leftover bits of fresh herbs in the freezer instead of letting them rot in the fridge!

Positive Review

Got about half a bunch into the herbcicle.

Neutral Review

Competitiveness

I am thrilled to find them on amazon at nearly half the price.

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fresh, frozen, great, plastic and cut.

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This product had a total of 139 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 19 2020.

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Most positive review

It's perfect for freezing herbs such a parsley and cilantro.

Least positive review

THESE ARE THE BOMB .... I NOW HAVE 10 IN MY FREEZER AND HAVE THROWN MOST OF MY DRY BOTTLE HERBS AWAY ... FRESH ! FRESH ! FRE... Read More

Most authentic review

Well, this is embarrassing...I seem to be making a habit of falling in love with very small, inanimate objects-- more specifica... Read More

Well, this is embarrassing...I seem to be making a habit of falling in love with very small, inanimate objects-- more specifically, kitchen gadgets. First it was my Chef'nStem strawberry huller (don't even get me started on the wonderfulness, usefullness and sheer fun of using that little bugger), and now it's this Chef'n Herbsicle thingy (hey, I didn't even notice until now that both objects of my affections are made by the same company).I will never again have to choose among the unsatisfactory options of paying two bucks for a bunch of fresh herbs 90% of which will turn to fridge slime before being used, using comparatively tasteless or different-tasting-than-fresh dried herbs, or going (oh, the horror!) herbless. I now have the Herbsicle!I stuffed an entire bunch of cilantro into this puppy and still had room for more (okay, maybe in Hawaii our herbs come in way smaller bunches than you folks' on the mainland, what with everything being so expensive here, but still), and had exactly zero problem scraping flutters of the frozen results into a salad with an ordinary serrated kitchen knife (I'm guessing a non-serrated one would have worked at least equally well, but that's what I had in my hand at the time).Next time I'll use a microplane or another grater, which would probably give even better results, but the knife did just fine.Color me converted...and happy. Also about to be a bit wallet-lightened, because I'm going to get at least one more of these, and probably several, after a while, so that I can keep mint around for mint tea (and ginger mint tea, and...), dill for salmon...well, you get the idea. The list could end up being pretty long...Before I go, I want to say a big THANK YOU to all the reviewers whose time, trouble, enthusiasm and specificity in writing reviews helped me make the decision to buy this...and to those who answered my question about compressing the herbs. It's lovely to have help so easily to hand in these matters. Yay, you...and yay, Amazon. Read Less

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