Okay, so you're ready to give freezing celery a try - here's the lowdown. First, you'll want to wash and dry the celery thoroughly to get rid of any dirt or debris. Then, you can chop it up into sticks or dice, depending on how you plan to use it later.
Next, you'll want to package it up in airtight containers or freezer bags, making sure to label them so you know what's inside. And, voila - you're done! Just pop it in the freezer and you're good to go.
But, here's a pro tip: you can also freeze celery in ice cube trays - just fill the trays with chopped celery and add a little water, then freeze. This way, you can just pop out a cube whenever you need it.
How to Freeze Celery: 7 Essential Steps for Perfect Storage