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How long can cooked chicken be kept in a fridge?
I cooked a chicken and stored away the meat in a fridge. How long before it goes bad?
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Originally Posted by DBallerz
I cooked a chicken and stored away the meat in a fridge. How long before it goes bad?
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fttstore.html
Cooked Poultry, Leftover
Pieces, plain : 3 to 4 days
Storage conditions and other factors can swing it a day or so in either direction. Use that, your taste buds and your nose as your guide.
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you can freeze cooked chicken, you know... i'd say if you don't use it after 3-4 days, freeze it.
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Originally Posted by in10city
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fttstore.html
Cooked Poultry, Leftover
Pieces, plain : 3 to 4 days
Storage conditions and other factors can swing it a day or so in either direction. Use that, your taste buds and your nose as your guide.
Actually in the case of cooked chicken (and many other foods), it becomes high risk before it smells or tastes bad.
This works vice versa too. Quite often spoiled food is safe to eat from a bacteria perspective, it just tastes/smells like crap.
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A couple of weeks, though it might be a bit dry. When you cook it you eliminate all the bacteria.
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Originally Posted by LS2Stew
A couple of weeks, though it might be a bit dry. When you cook it you eliminate all the bacteria.
No, you eliminate most of the bacteria when you cook food. Putting it in the fridge then slows the growth of the remaining bacteria.
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Originally Posted by in10city
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fttstore.html
Cooked Poultry, Leftover
Pieces, plain : 3 to 4 days
Storage conditions and other factors can swing it a day or so in either direction. Use that, your taste buds and your nose as your guide.
X2. Use common sense. I have no idea what all this other tangential nonsense is doing here.
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Ive left mine in the Fridge for almost a week before eating it...And Im still alive
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Originally Posted by MattP343
Ive left mine in the Fridge for almost a week before eating it...And Im still alive
By a fluke, I say we put you on a diet of nothing but week old chicken and see how long you last
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well ihave frozen chicken breasts and i cook them from day to day and it does my head in i was trying to find out how long i could leave this chicken for as its not fresh ????????
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Longest i have left cooked chicken is 5 days, keep it in an air tight sealed container.
usually have eaten my cooked chicken breasts by the 3rd day from cooking.
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I have an arbitrary rule of one week for ALL foods, and i'm still alive. Never had a problem.
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I keep cooked chicken in the fridge for 5-7 days and sometimes more and I have never had any problems.
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I cook all my Chicken Sunday night and eat on it until Sat night. I typically put each days portion, between 8 and 16oz in plastic containers, and never have a problem.
I've ate 10 day old chicken with a slight bad smell and was ok but it didn't taste right so 9 days is my max now!
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Originally Posted by pjstevensjr1
i cook all my chicken sunday night and eat on it until sat night. I typically put each days portion, between 8 and 16oz in plastic containers, and never have a problem.
I've ate 10 day old chicken with a slight bad smell and was ok but it didn't taste right so 9 days is my max now!
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Originally Posted by in10city
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fttstore.html
Cooked Poultry, Leftover
Pieces, plain : 3 to 4 days
Storage conditions and other factors can swing it a day or so in either direction. Use that, your taste buds and your nose as your guide.
^^^^ This. Old post but still true.
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After it starts to smell I have my 3 year old daughter eat some...If she's OK after a couple of hours I'll go ahead and eat it.
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Originally Posted by dave43
After it starts to smell I have my 3 year old daughter eat some...If she's OK after a couple of hours I'll go ahead and eat it.
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