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Defrosted food

expat_jo · 2009-09-12 17:30:33

Hi I was going to google this but don't even know what to ask and hoped that you kind people could help me! I took some bacon out of the freezer yesterday for bacon sarnies today - except we didn't have them. I am home alone (hubby away for a few days) so how long do I have before I have to eat it? Do I have to finish it…

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Olliebeak Posts: 3,167 Forumite

12 September 2009 at 9:32PM

For some reason, I've always thought it best to remove the meat from any chicken (or turkey) carcasse, put on a plate, cover with clingfilm and chill. If it's been cooked at home, I like to use it within 3 days.

I've had chicken from Rotisserie counters that's been marked within 24hrs - but I think that just them covering themselves in case customers don't treat/store them properly after purchase.

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