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Keeping Ham After 'Best By Date'

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Date: 03/17/2008 Topics: Food Tips and Info > Food Safety > Meat | Readers Request > Food  
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How long can you keep a ham slice after its best by date?

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Post by tlcdsfit (32) | (03/18/2008)
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if you have not opened it put it in the freezer and then take it out only as you are going to use it and if you have opened it put it into indavigual freezer bags and then freeze it untill you are going to use it.

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Post By Nett (Guest Post) (03/18/2008)
Don't take a chance! Instead, if you don't feel you'll cook a ham steak within a few (maybe 2 or 3) days, cut it up with clean scissors, freeze it on a tin or tray in the refrigerator freezer. When it is solid, put it into a plastic bag or doubled, clean (used) bread bags, use a twist tie on bag and freeze it. This way, pieces will not freezer together and you can take out only part of the meat to cook if you so choose!

Nett Hounsell

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Post by thriftmeg (243) | (03/18/2008)
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You don't say if you've opened it or not. If open, a week past expiry is a general rule of thumb as long as its kept refrigerated. If unopened, a little longer is okay. Is this a whole ham or slices like for sandwiches?

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Post by MCW (444) | (03/18/2008)
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If you have any doubt in your mind, throw it away. Is it really worth it by taking a health risk? When you purchase meat in the near future I would eat it the next day.

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