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I bought one of those rotisserie chickens the day before yesterday. It has been sitting in the fridge untouched since then. Eat or toss?

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  • I bought one of those rotisserie chickens the day before yesterday. It has been sitting in the fridge untouched since then. Eat or toss?

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    05.22.09, 09:18 AM Flag ]

    • eat - but reheat first

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      05.22.09, 09:18 AM Flag

    • Huh? I always keep leftovers of those around for sandwiches & salads. I've never had an issue. As long as it went in to the fridge relatively soon after coming off rotisserie it should be fine

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      05.22.09, 10:21 AM Flag

    • smell. then eat or toss accordingly.

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      05.22.09, 10:23 AM Flag

    • should last for more than 2 days easy

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      05.22.09, 10:38 AM Flag

    • I debone the leftover chicken, put it a bag and use for sandwiches. It is always fine for at least 3 days.

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      05.22.09, 11:03 AM Flag
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