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Yes, you can, I regularly freeze herbs, you often find you don't need all if you've bought them so don't throw away just wash and dry then just put the herbs in a ziplock, make sure you expel any air, and use as required. I have a mint plant in a large pot which grows like a weed so I regularly freeze some I leave the leaves on the stalks so it's a 5 min job.