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Please eat frozen meals by the expiration date on the container. Thawed meals in the refrigerator must be eaten within 2 days. Re-heating the meal: Temperatures and length of time may vary due to the variety of heating appliances used by various households.
In Oven: Preheat oven to 350 degrees è Place frozen meal on metal sheet (like cookie sheet) with the cover on. è Heat the frozen meal in the oven for 35-45 minutes or until hot. If the meal is thawed, heat for 20-30 minutes. è When the meal is hot, carefully remove the cover.
In Toaster Oven: è Use the same directions as for oven (may not take as long).
In Microwave: è The meal must be reheated from the thawed state. è Transfer the food from the aluminum tray onto a microwavable plate. è Cover the meal with a microwavable lid or paper towel. è Heat for 90-120 seconds ( 1 ½ - 2 minutes)
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Frozen Meal Program Information Sheet |
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All frozen meals must be transported from the Nutrition Kitchen in coolers with well fitting lids that you must supply to transport your meals safely. Different size coolers will accommodate a certain number of meals. We suggest the following size coolers to accommodate the number of meals that will be picked up for you. |
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7 meals – need 24 quart cooler 14 meals – need 36 quart cooler 28 meals – need 48 quart cooler OR two 36 quart coolers |
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Upon receiving your frozen meals, place them immediately in the freezer. Store other meal items in the refrigerator. For each weekday, you will receive the following items:
· One frozen entrée (meat, starch, vegetable) · One slice of bread · One half pint low fat milk · One serving of dessert |
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3010 County Complex Drive - Canandaigua, NY 14424 |
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Helen P. Sherman, Director |
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Ontario County |



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This Fact Sheet provides general information only.
Contact the appropriate agency mentioned for information on your individual circumstances. |




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All programs are made possible by funding provided through the Administration on Aging, NYS Office for the Aging and the Ontario County Office for the Aging. |
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