Chicken has been wrapped but in fridge for last 2 weeks 3 days, throw it out?

Anonymous
How long is chicken good in refrigerator for? 2 weeks in fridge sealed and wrapped too long and I should just throw it away?
Anonymous
Good God, yes. Two weeks is way too long.
Anonymous

Throw it out.

- microbiologist.

PS: you get the trophy for Legitimate Reason to Dump Food. Usually I always post to say that it's fine to eat!

Anonymous
Throw it away.
Anonymous
Wipe down your fridge too.
Anonymous
Gross
Anonymous
Read the expiration date on the package.
Anonymous
According to the USDA, leftover cooked chicken should be refrigerated at 40 F and used within 3 to 4 days.


Omg 2 weeks, Im dying.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Read the expiration date on the package.


Um, she prepared it!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Read the expiration date on the package.


Um, she prepared it!!

Anonymous
Ewww throw it away. If it was cooked/leftover from a meal, it should be eaten within 3-4 days. If raw, it should be in fridge only 1-2 days before cooking.
Anonymous
My rule for leftover meat is to eat within 7 or 8 days. I also sometimes eat food that has been sitting out all night. I use buttermilk, yogurt, eggs, canned goods, dressings, and more waaaaay back the expiration date. Even I would not eat prepared chicken that has been in the fridge for over 2 weeks.
Anonymous
Put in an envelope and send it to my MIL.

She arrived at our house (in early May) with leftover Easter ham that she had carried (in her carry on) on a cross-country flight and then tried to get us to eat it for two full weeks.
Anonymous
100 percent toss it. I'm surprised it doesn't reek. I almost always say ok to eat here and do not live and die by best by dates but this is a definite no.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Read the expiration date on the package.


Um, she prepared it!!


How do you know? it says sealed and wrapped. I took that to mean in its original packaging.
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