Out of date chicken...

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No. They'll be fine as long as they've been in the fridge. "Best before" means nowt.

Best before doesn't mean much, but "use by" does and meat's always sold with use by not best before.

Out of date chicken is a great way to experience what your central heating system goes through during a powerflush.
 
never tried chicken , buy beer in bulk (when its cheap) and that's fine when out of date.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 :lol: 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
To be fair, you think pond water is a delicacy so, with all due respect, I am going to swerve your food musings.
 
It's all about the smell test. If you didn't smell it before it went in then smell it now or when it comes out if there's not too much flavouring added to it.
 
Sure all the heat in the slow cooking will kill of the bacteria. Wasn’t curry invented to mask the taste of off meat? Heat kills lots of bacteria
You may kill off the bacteria but not the toxic waste that the bacteria shites out, so it's still a big no,no.

It's all about the smell test. If you didn't smell it before it went in then smell it now or when it comes out if there's not too much flavouring added to it.
Some bacteria and toxins have no smell, so a smell test is not a reliable way to judge.
 
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