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I would say no just to be safe, I mean it probally wont hurt you but incase. or look at it and if its not frost bitten and it looks okay then it probally is okay.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 14y agoIf they have been well below 20 degrees for the entire time, with no thawing, and are thoroughly cooked, yes. The texture will be terrible, though.
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∙ 14y agoProbably safe, but it would taste terrible.
Ashley Wood
Better not, in case there is fishbone in the frozen.
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∙ 10y agoNo, it is not safe.
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Safe to eat a fish frozen for two years?
Most fish will remain safe to eat for up to six months. Fish that are fatty, such as salmon and tuna should keep for 2-3 months when frozen. Fish that are lean, such as cod and catfish will keep for up to 6 months when frozen. It would not be safe to eat fish that was frozen for 2 years because it would most likely be spoiled and could cause food poisoning.
Safe to eat a fish frozen for 2 years?
If it's a deep freeze and was OK when you put it in, it would be edible even after several years.
Is it safe to eat frozen cake after 5 years?
no
Is it safe to eat frozen Atlantic salmon every day?
no eating frozen fish is not good for you, any kind!
Is it safe to eat cake after being frozen for 20 years?
NO!
Is it safe to eat frozen pot pies 4 years after exp?
no
Is ham frozen 3 years and partly discolored safe to eat?
no
Is it safe to eat fish 2 years out of date?
No
Is it safe to eat rump steak frozen for 7 years?
Safe - quite probably Tasty - probably not.
Is it safer to eat frozen fish or fish kept in a tank?
Honestly, fish isn't very safe at all to eat! People dump wastes and other toxic materials into the ocean, and the fish inhale and eat it. But the safest bet is eating the tanked fish.
Can you eat bass and or crappie that have been frozen in the freezer for 10 years?
absolutely nothing should be eaten that has been frozen for 10 years fish or anything else.
Is it safe to eat chicken that has been frozen in the original packaging for 3 years?
Microbiologically, it would be safe. Palatability is another question.
