What is a serving of tuna noodle casserole?

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1. What is a serving of tuna noodle casserole?
2. How many calories are in a cup of homemade tuna casserole?
3. Can you freeze casseroles with mayonnaise in them?
4. Can you freeze food with mayonnaise in it?
5. Can you eat an egg that has been frozen?
6. What happens if you accidentally freeze eggs?
7. Can you scramble eggs that have been frozen?

What is a serving of tuna noodle casserole?

Serving & Size SERVING (1-#4 SPOODLE; 1 CUP) This comforting and reliable classic features Tuna, egg noodles, cream of mushroom soup and peas, topped with crunchy fried onion topping.

How many calories are in a cup of homemade tuna casserole?

392 calories

Can you freeze casseroles with mayonnaise in them?

Mayonnaise and sour creams can separate when they are frozen. This can result in a defrosted casserole that may taste delicious, but retain a grainy texture and look from its time in the freezer. One alternative is to freeze the meal without the milk-based product.

Can you freeze food with mayonnaise in it?

Dressings Salad dressings and condiments like mayonnaise are better left in the fridge. Although they're safe to eat after thawing, freezing will make the ingredients separate. The eggs, oil, and vinegar in mayo will all separate, leaving liquid on top of the mayo.

Can you eat an egg that has been frozen?

Frozen eggs are fine to just thaw and eat, and if they haven't cracked, they can be stored as usual in the fridge or root cellar with no special treatment.

What happens if you accidentally freeze eggs?

Yes! Accidental freezing of eggs, especially in the winter is a common problem. If the eggs have broken through their shells they should be discarded. If the shells are still intact, the eggs can be thawed in the refrigerator and used in a thoroughly cooked dish such as scrambled eggs or hard-cooked eggs.

Can you scramble eggs that have been frozen?

Apparently, yeah, if you let the eggs thaw a little, you can make totally normal scrambled eggs out of them. ... If you have that kind of frozen eggs, do not scramble them. The results could be disastrous, or at least not very tasty.