Just like most other foods, it is very easy to freeze your sun dried tomatoes. Freezing your sun dried tomatoes will extend their life and make them safe to eat for months on end, possibly even years.  If you have made your own sun dried tomatoes at home, freezing your leftover sun dried tomatoes ready for winter can be a great prep technique. If you are home making your sun dried tomatoes, it is likely you will have a LOT in the summer and freezing the extra sun dried tomatoes will mean that nothing goes to waste, especially your hard work growing and drying those tomatoes out. Freezing your sun dried tomatoes stored in oil at home can be difficult. Freezing your sun dried tomatoes stored in oil can be more work as when you get to defrost them you will have to wait for all the oil to thaw too. Nevertheless, if you do decide you would like to store your sun dried tomatoes in oil in the freezer, you could add 2 years to the expiry date of your sun dried tomatoes. It is super easy to store your sun dried tomatoes stored in oil in the freezer. It is best to choose an airtight container, air tight bag or a cellophane packet when doing so. Storing them in something that is airtight will make your sun dried tomatoes in oil last a lot longer.  Freezing your sun dried tomatoes will not change the taste but may change the texture. The texture of your sun dried tomatoes may start to turn soggy after a long period of time when stored in a freezer. It is best to use up your freezed sun dried tomatoes in oil in the first year of freezing them.