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Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge?
Category: Health Asked by: stupidsexyflanders-ga List Price: $2.00 |
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12 Dec 2002 02:50 PST
Expires: 11 Jan 2003 02:50 PST Question ID: 123538 |
Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge? It has been in there since Thanksgiving Day. Assume it was well cooked on Thanksgiving, and that it was stored in reasonably airtight containers (tupperware & ziplock bags). |
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Re: Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge?
Answered By: haversian-ga on 12 Dec 2002 03:24 PST Rated: |
Listeria is one of the few foodborne pathogens which can grow at refrigerator temperatures, and is found in poultry. It's also really nasty (potentially fatal). So it's probably not a great idea to eat the turkey cold. But cook it again and it will be fine, as listeria dies at high temps. Keep the temperature at or above 70C for 15 seconds and you'll be fine. I knew that food science class would pay off! Enjoy your turkey, -Haversian |
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Re: Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge?
From: robertskelton-ga on 12 Dec 2002 02:59 PST |
It might be less cramped if you take it out of the fridge before eating it :) |
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Re: Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge?
From: tlspiegel-ga on 12 Dec 2002 10:32 PST |
robert!! lol |
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Re: Is it OK to eat the turkey in my fridge?
From: stupidsexyflanders-ga on 13 Dec 2002 02:25 PST |
Thanks for the quick answer. Unfortunately it wasn't quick enough. I made a great turkey salad out of it and ate it cold. Side effect: a little diarrhea. But not much! It was a great salad! In the future I'll know better. |
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