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how long exactly can you keep a ckicken in a freezer
Glad
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anyone help me out here 
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Hello Glad
I've just had a look at our freezer. On the drawer, it has symbols for types of food/meat etc. The chicken symbol has 10 - 12..........which means that you can store chicken for 10 to 12 months.
Have a look for symbols and numbers on your freezer door or drawers etc.
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Until it stops kicking?
You should be ok even if it goes beyond (a little) the recommendation ... how long has yours been frozen?
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Maximum lenght of time they can be kept frozen ,freezer must be at a temp of -18C
Raw meat and meat products
Beef joints, Steaks 12
Beef mince 10
Lamb joints, chops 10
Pork joints, chops 6
Sausages 6
Bacon 2-4
Poultry 12
http://www.martins-seafresh.co.uk/frozen_facts.htm
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Nice find. I've added it into the MEGA Index.
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What about fish? I'm always finding packets of cod fillets/salmon steaks I bought on reduced to clear and had forgotten about!Operation Get in Shape
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Bargain_Rzl wrote:What about fish? I'm always finding packets of cod fillets/salmon steaks I bought on reduced to clear and had forgotten about!
Taken from the site quoted above
Fish and Shellfish:
Oily fish (herring, salmon, mackerel, etc) 4
White fish, cod, haddock, etc. 8
Flat fish, sole, plaice, etc. 10
Prawns, lobster, crab 6
Clams, oysters 4"An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
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squeaky wrote:If you go to that link it tells you.
Ooooops sorry, cross-posted
That looks like a very useful site, doesn't it! Glad it's going in the index or I'll lose it amongst my huge bookmark folder LOL! :doh:"An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will"
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Thanks for the answers, I was a bit confused
you see I put one in my freezer on Monday and when I took a look last night the blummin thing was dead :eek:
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Glad wrote:Thanks for the answers, I was a bit confused
you see I put one in my freezer on Monday and when I took a look last night the blummin thing was dead :eek:
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So I was right!! :j .. until it stops kicking
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