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Thanksgiving, Food Safety and your leftovers
Toss Your Thanksgiving Leftovers By This Date, According to a Food Safety Expert
We love our Thanksgiving leftovers, but food safety experts caution us on food storage best practices to avoid accidental foodborne illness.
How long Thanksgiving food leftovers last, plus more food safety tips
How long turkey lasts after Thanksgiving The star protein will last four days in the fridge. In the freezer, it can last four months for best quality -- after that span it will dry out and lose flavor.
How to practice proper food safety this Thanksgiving, according to the USDA
In anticipation of Thanksgiving, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is encouraging consumers to practice proper food safety — especially when thawing, prepping and cooking the star of the holiday: turkey.
How Long Do Thanksgiving Leftovers Last? Food Safety Experts Weigh In
Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Thanksgiving Day is over and the race is on—not to score the best deals on Black Friday, but to eat the copious amounts of turkey, mashed potatoes, and pie before they go bad.
When is leftover turkey no longer safe to eat? Food safety tips for Thanksgiving
"Thanksgiving leftovers are safe in the refrigerator for up to four days — until the Monday after Thanksgiving to eat them — or you can place them in the freezer to enjoy later," Carothers says. "If you store leftovers in the freezer, they will remain of best quality for up to two to six months."
Tips for Food Safety Ahead of Thanksgiving
Make sure to refrigerate dense foods like sliced turkey, cooked sweet potatoes or gravy in shallow containers to help them cool down fast. Schaffner’s recent research showed that foods cooled in containers at a depth of no more than 2 inches posed little risk of growing dangerous germs.
7 Food Safety Mistakes to Avoid This Thanksgiving, According to a Dietitian
Thanksgiving is a day when food safety is crucial to avoid any unwanted illnesses. Here’s how to avoid seven common food safety mistakes.
Food safety on Thanksgiving
I think that the biggest issue is the risk that people run in food that's not prepared correctly for foodborne illness, also known as food poisoning,” says Dr. José A. Acosta, the director of New Mexico public health.
Food safety: How to keep Thanksgiving leftovers safe, last longer
Nancy Urbanec with the Nebraska Extension office shows how to save leftover food safely and make it last longer.
Food safety tips to keep you and your guests safe this Thanksgiving
FILE – A grill-roasted brined turkey is presented on a table in Concord, N.H. Turkey is the center of most Thanksgiving meals, but it’s important to handle raw poultry properly to avoid spreading bacteria that can send your guests home with an unwanted side of food poisoning.
Should you wash your Thanksgiving turkey? Here’s what food safety experts say
You’ll know your turkey is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the USDA. Experts recommend using a food thermometer on the thickest and deepest parts of the bird to make sure it’s fully cooked. Leftovers should also be reheated to an internal temperature of 165°F, the CDC said.
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Favorite Thanksgiving dishes, food safety & restaurants open — what to know for the holiday
Here's your Thanksgiving guide, including readers' favorite dishes, food safety and where to find meals on Thanksgiving.
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Woman serves Thanksgiving feast to neighborhood animals
A woman in Parma, Ohio, set a table and left out a Thanksgiving feast for some neighborhood animals ahead of the holiday on ...
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Ahead of Thanksgiving, shoppers watch for food recalls
As Thanksgiving approaches, shoppers are urged to stay informed about recent food recalls to prevent illness from ...
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