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Kinnikinnick Shipping Question


jaten

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jaten Enthusiast

If I want to order from Kinnikinnick, do I need to be home when the shipment arrives? Will the packaging keep it frozen on the porch if I'm at work? Or do the items need to go straight from delivery truck to freezer?

I looked on the Kinnikinnick site, but didn't see the answer to this. I know a lot of you have experience ordering from them. Thanks!


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They are not shipped frozen and that is why they send everything by 2 day mail. You freeze it on arrival. I don't think it would hurt for it to sit on your porch while you are at work. But do freeze it when you get home.

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They are not shipped frozen and that is why they send everything by 2 day mail. You freeze it on arrival. I don't think it would hurt for it to sit on your porch while you are at work. But do freeze it when you get home.

Ahhhh....that works! Thanks so much :D

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If I'm out, they leave it on the porch. It's fine when I get to it. It all does need to be frozen though. I will keep a pkg of whatever I'm using in the queue, like a pkg of chocolate chip muffins, a loaf of bread and a bag of bagels, in the fridge. That way, it's very easy to separate the bread, the muffins only need to be heated in the microwave for about 15 seconds and the bagels don't need to be microwaved at all before sliceing. That's just the way I've been doing it. ENJOY your kinnikinnick products... they are really great!

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They have left it on the porch at my house.

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