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    Can they be stored in the refrigerator peeled and in water?
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    They can be stored in the refrigerator; however, they should be left with the peel on. If you want to have them peeled and in water, place them in the freezer.
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    Can they be stored whole in the peel in the freezer?
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    No, you should peel them first before freezing.
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    Would rinsing in with a little bleach keep the fruit from getting moldy?
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    Bleach may be absorbed by the skins and taint the fruit. Keep the unpeeled fruit in a cool, dry place to prevent mold.
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    Can the segments be frozen without the simple syrup?
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    They could, but they may over freeze, and you'd have mushy sections.
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