Can you eat chicken 3 days?

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tatyana61 [14]9 months ago

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In the refrigerator, raw chicken keeps for 1-2 days whereas cooked chicken keeps for 3–4 days.

Check the "best if used by" date and keep an eye out for spoiled food indicators including changes in colour, texture, and smell. Even if you fully prepare the chicken, you should avoid eating ruined chicken since it might make you sick. Can chicken be consumed three days beyond its sell-by date? The USDA advises using chicken within 1 to 2 days of purchase, or freezing it. Three days beyond the sell-by date, the chicken should still be good to eat as long as there are no symptoms of deterioration. It's fine to preserve raw chicken (whole or in parts) without putting it in the freezer.

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