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Reply With QuoteTweetColder the better. I'd freeze two meals like you said and let them thaw out for days for and five.
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Storing food for a week.
TweetI work for a week at a time and pre-cook all of my food before I leave home. I usually store 5 days worth in the fridge but won't go any longer than that because I feel that's already pushing the limits before it goes bad. I was wondering what I can do for the last two days. I can usually get rice and potatoes while I'm here so those aren't to big of a deal, it's storing my meat that I'm really concerned about. Could I freeze it than leave it in the fridge and by day 6-7 it should be unthawed and good to eat?
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TweetColder the better. I'd freeze two meals like you said and let them thaw out for days for and five.
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TweetOxygen is the enemy here. Get a food saver system or equivalent to remove as much oxygen as possible.
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TweetDefinitely agree with this brother.This will let you freeze food for so much longer while keeping it fresh.Originally Posted by suprfast
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TweetI picked up one of these and will be testing it out soon. I'm hoping it's worth the money I spent.
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TweetThese are awsome and worth it. I used to buy meat in bulk at Sam's Club and I used this all of the time.
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