ajthemackem
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Have they been frozen..?
Out of date chicken...
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Brian Griffin
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ajthemackem
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I think they have little nostrils in their beaks
look out piano
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Out of date Chicken is a NO NO.
Brian Griffin
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Lions Play
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I had a pre cooked whole chicken from Aldi last week but it was 2 weeks and 2 days out of date. I hoyed it out without opening it so dinnar if it was smelling off. I would have eaten it but was told not to too it. I reckon it would have been nice!
monkeytassle
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Did it pass the sniff test?
Brian Griffin
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I didn't sniff it.
Jgrainger
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rapscallion
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Are you just having rice and broccoli now then, BG?
niknak_123
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Chicken breast in the slow cooker?
Butcher's Coat
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sima-hebburn
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never tried chicken , buy beer in bulk (when its cheap) and that's fine when out of date. store the beer in loft & by mistake left kipper's up in loft for 5 days & smelt like a dead person 
cooked it was fine, but kippers are smoked & curred and can last for days
According to Ms Blythman,fermented food such as German sauerkraut and Korean kimchi are safe as as they are essentially food which has been preserved through salting, curing or drying.
She also said that hard cheeses, such as cheddar, are safe to eat after their use-by dates.
'Even if it's turned mouldy on the outside, the exterior can just be cut off and the interior consumed. The same principle applies to bread,' she said
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-2978826/Ten-foods-safely-eat-use-dates-revealed.html
cooked it was fine, but kippers are smoked & curred and can last for days According to Ms Blythman,fermented food such as German sauerkraut and Korean kimchi are safe as as they are essentially food which has been preserved through salting, curing or drying.
She also said that hard cheeses, such as cheddar, are safe to eat after their use-by dates.
'Even if it's turned mouldy on the outside, the exterior can just be cut off and the interior consumed. The same principle applies to bread,' she said
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-2978826/Ten-foods-safely-eat-use-dates-revealed.html
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just need to wash away the smell, always good advice when dealing with chicken NOT
oddjobbob51
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They will have had a USE BY DATE not best before as chicken is a high risk food
You being serious here?
I ask because as daft as it sounds I am sure i have heard this before"
oddjobbob51
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Its not just bacteria that you need to kill. Bacteria feed from the food during storage and produce toxins that will also give you food poisoning
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