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Cooked turkey burger should be good 3 to 4 days refrigerated.
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How long does cooked turkey burger keep in the fridge?
not longer that 2 days
How long will cooked turkey keep in the fridge?
Cooked turkey should be good 3 - 4 days stored in the refrigerator.
How long will cooked turkey keep in the freezer?
Cooked turkey, off the bone, should be good for 3 to 4 days refrigerated.
How long can you keep cooked turkey if frozen?
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How long can you keep raw turkey burger in the fridge?
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about a week before it starts tasting bad
How long can you keep fresh turkey breast in the fridge?
It should be cooked within a couple days.
How long can you keep a fresh turkey in the fridge before it has to be cooked?
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How long after turkey is cooked can you eat cold turkey for?
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How long can you keep cooked turkey meat stuffing in refrigerator?
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How long does cooked turkey last for in the fridge?
Cooked turkey should be good for 3 to 4 days refrigerated.
How long to Roast a 5.7kg turkey?
A 5.7 kg turkey should be cooked for at least 3 hours. The turkey should be cooked at 325 degrees.
How long do you cook 14.33 pound turkey?
A 14.33 pound turkey should be cooked for about 2 hours. The turkey should be cooked at 325 degrees.
How long to cook a 5.5 pound boneless turkey breast?
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How long can cooked turkey from thanksgiving be kept in fridge?
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How long will cooked turkey stay fresh?
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How long does it take to roast a 6.6kg turkey?
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How long does it take to cook a 21.5 pound turkey?
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How long can a cooked turkey stay out on the counter?
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