Four hours maximum. Four hours at room temperature is too long. Potentially hazardous food should not be kept out for more than 2 hours. And if the ambient temperature is around 90°F, cut that time to 1 hour.
As with other foods, up to five days at under 40 degrees. Remember you count from when you unthawed it or brought it home. With shellfish, it would be better to shorten the time for safety's sake.
The sooner defrosted shrimp are cooked after being exposed to room temperatures, the better. Fresh shrimp should be OK for a few hours, since they will be immersed in boiling water after being peeled.
The problem with frozen shrimp is that you do not know what conditions they were exposed to before they were frozen -- or re-frozen.
after a week it is probably spioled so don't keep it in ther for probably more than 5 days
3 days
It can probably last about 1 week without refrigeration.
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No. Ten hours is too long without refrigeration.
Not very long only 2 days this is true.
An hour at room temp.
yes as long as it wrapped in cling film or in an air tight container.
No, most shrimp types will not be able to live without skin.
No
Refrigeration has helped people by enabling them to safely store food. Without refrigeration, foods would spoil and have to be thrown away.
yes it can be! "fruits and vegetables will go bad quickly without proper refrigeration"
In 1856 by Gail Borden as an alternative to fresh milk which couldn't be kept for long without refrigeration.
It is cheaper and easier to prepare than raw shrimp. Large amounts of breaded shrimp can be frozen and stored a long time without loosing their flavor. Unfortunately, like all fried foods, breaded shrimp is much more unhealthy than any other form of shrimp preparation.