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Vacuum sealing tends to hold food better in the frozen state because it prevents freezer burn. It will not prevent rancidity and other flavor changes. Still plan to use the food in the same time frame normally recommended for the food you are storing.

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Just looked on the USDA website and they said if turkey is vacuum sealed it lasts 6 weeks in fridge..or 3 months in freezer

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Fresh meat vacuum sealed can stay fresh for two to three weeks in the refrigerator. It will stay fresh for months in the freezer.

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Vacuum sealed food should be good for 3 to 5 days refrigerated.

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