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Can you freeze whole cooked crayfish?

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You can freeze whole crawfish, shell and all. ... Just take your leftover whole crawfish, place them into freezer bags and seal them up as airtight as possible. Then, freeze them as quickly as you can; cooked crawfish are highly perishable so the longer it takes for them to freeze the more likely they are to spoil.

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