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flash-freeze

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[flash-freez] / ˈflæʃˈfriz /

verb (used with object)

flash-froze, flash-frozen, flash-freezing
  1. quick-freeze.


Example Sentences

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He tinkered around with the idea and developed a flash-frozen burrito filled with beef, beans and red chili powder.

From The Wall Street Journal

A special feature of this method is the use of flash-frozen tissue, which is cut wafer-thin.

From Science Daily

Like Good Luck Bread, the pizza base is created from a sourdough starter, par-baked, topped with fresh toppings, then flash-frozen and vacuum-sealed.

From Seattle Times

The coffee is brewed at 10 times the strength of a regular cup and flash-frozen with liquid nitrogen — colder than 300 degrees below zero.

From Los Angeles Times

The leftover inventory was flash-frozen crab that can be stored about a year, she says.

From Seattle Times