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Frozen Food: What's Safe, What's Not

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Frozen Foods: What's Safe, What's Not.

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Use bags or containers designed for this purpose, or wrap food in foil or plastic bags.

Always make the fitting as airtight as possible. And be sure to remove the original supermarket wraps. These wraps are designed to breathe.

Date your packages and use the oldest first.

Guidelines for `Icing' Dinner

Here's how long you can expect the following items to stay `fresh' when properly packaged:

Breads: 2 months

Butter: 9 months

Chicken: 6 months

Fish and shellfish: 6 months

French fries: 6 months

Fruits: 4 months

Ground beef: 2 months

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Ice cream: 2 months

Pancakes and waffles: 2 months

Breakfast entrees: 3 months

Vegetables: 8 months

Note: Never store your future meals in cans or glass.

Finally, remember to check your ice-box temperature regularly to make sure it's between 0- and 5-degrees F.

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