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Is the ground turkey still edible if it was thawing in the refrigerator and the refrigerator broke overnight?
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∙ 14y ago
It might be OK. You would have to know what temperature the turkey got to and for how long. The decision to use it is entirely on your shoulders, but if you have any doubts - don't use it.
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