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Yes, applying Greek yogurt to hair can add slip and moisture when used correctly and rinsed well.

No, frozen chicken breast shouldn’t start in a slow cooker; thaw first and cook to 165°F for food safety.

Yes, you can cook frozen chicken breast in an Instant Pot; add liquid, pressure-cook, and verify 165°F inside.

Yes, frozen chicken thighs can pressure-cook safely in an Instant Pot when you add enough liquid and cook to 165°F.

No—frozen food in a slow cooker risks long time in the 40–140°F zone; thaw safely first for reliable results.

Yes, frozen ingredients can be pressure-cooked, but add time, use enough liquid, and confirm doneness with a thermometer.

Yes, frozen food can go in a deep fryer when the product is made for frying and surfaces are dry—avoid high-water items and follow package directions.

Yes, you can air-fry frozen chicken thighs; add time and confirm 165°F (74°C) at the center with a thermometer.

Yes, frozen cranberries blend well in smoothies and give chilling body, tart flavor, and steady nutrition.

Yes, you can use poultry giblets in bone broth; simmer hearts, gizzards, and necks, but cook livers separately to avoid bitterness.