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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Atlanta
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Please don't take any chances! I got salmonella once and thought I was going to die...I never take a chance with chicken. It's not worth the $6 to replace the chicken. Please, please throw it away if you think it might be borderline.
Now I'll drink milk for days after the exp. date but I take no chances on the chicken... |
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Junior LCF Member
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For that matter, how long can a rib-eye stay in the fridge? I just got back from the grocery store and have a rib-eye I plan on cooking tomorrow. Can I just keep it in the fridge? Or must I freeze it and thaw it out tomorrow afternoon? Thanks!
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MAJOR LCF POSTER!
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Twin Cities, MN, USA
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Not an official answer....but I usually figure two days after it is thawed. A lot depends on how fresh it was when it was frozen. If I take chicken out of freezer on a Friday morning and put in fridge I figure it will be thawed by Saturday and I better use it by Sunday, Monday at the latest. I suppose it should have the remainder of the "use by" time from when it was frozen but being chicken I don't like to push it.
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Wash it extra good if it smells AT ALL or is spongie feeling trash it..usually 2 days after thawed is about it
The rib eye should be fine as long as it is not out of date and kept refridged Last edited by sanmiles; 07-18-2003 at 11:31 AM.. |
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MAJOR LCF POSTER!
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Don,
I'll keep fresh rib eye in fridge all the way to the expire or use by date and if it smells OK even a little beyond. I hate to freeze beef I know I will be using fairly soon. Bacteria does not penetrate steaks very well so if cooked at high temp it is relatively safe. In fact steaks on the edge often have a better flavor but make sure about internal temp well into the meat. As noted ina post above chicken is a much bigger worry (and cheaper to replace). Beef ages better. |
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Location: East bethel, MN
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I am a scaredy cat. I use it within a day of taking out. I take out the meat the day before and use it or throw it. Im such a chicken when it comes to that. If i buy meat at the store on sunday and it is fresh I go by the exp. date to see when I should either freeze it or use it. And I would never use milk past the exp date. Im glad they put those dates on packages. Although I probably waste a lot of food that way. But better to be safe than sorry.
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