Safe? Yes. Tasty? Probably not. See below from the USDA:
"Because freezing keeps food safe almost indefinitely, length of time affects quality of taste only. Upon thawing, check the odor. Some foods will develop a rancid or off odor when frozen too long and should be discarded. Some may not look picture perfect (freezer burn or discoloration) or be of high enough quality to serve on it's own but may be edible in soups or stews."
For up to 2 years.
While a pork loin roast frozen for 2 years may still be safe to eat if it has been continuously frozen at 0°F (-18°C) or lower, its quality may have significantly deteriorated. Freezing preserves food from spoilage, but the taste and texture can be affected over time. It's advisable to check for any signs of freezer burn or off odors once thawed. If in doubt, it's safer to discard it.
56 years
As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, there is only one Walt's Roast Beef location, which is in Quincy, Massachusetts. The restaurant is known for its roast beef sandwiches and has developed a loyal following over the years. If you're looking for specific information about any new locations or expansions, it's best to check their official website or social media for the latest updates.
my five roses cook book says to cook a roast of beef at 40 minutes per pound to arrive at well done - 35 to 40 minutes actually but that cook book is about 40 or so years old.
It takes about 5 minutes depending on the size and where u put it
They usually eat stew, soup, roast, sarmale (a very very very tasty dish!), but last years they ate very much fast food.
Because many years ago famillies ate goose or the head of a boar, but in the 16th century the turkey bird was introduced to England.
Unless you tell them, your guests will never know that this roast came out of a microwave.1 Large Reynolds Oven Bag1 envelope Lipton Recipe Secrets(Golden) Onion Soup Mix1 can Campbell's GoldenMushroom Soup3 white potatoes, peeled1 medium onion1 cup peeled baby carrots1 2-lb roastPour soup mix into oven bag. Shake bag to coat the inside. Add mushroom soup (no extra water) to bag. Knead bag to coat the inside.Cut onion and potatoes into wedges and add to bag. Add carrots and knead bag to coat vegetables with soup mixture.Add roast and tumble inside bag to coat with soup mixture.Place bag in a microwave-safe dish, roast on top. The dish should be wide enough for the roast to lie flat on top of vegetables, but still narrow enough to rotate on the microwave turntable.Tie off bag and cut two or three slits in the top for ventilation. Microwave on high for 30 minutes for medium/medium well.NotesMany thanks to Dorothy Colley of Houston for sharing this idea with me many years ago when Wade and I were newlyweds.You're probably thinking, "30 minutes! It'll turn into shoe leather by then!" I promise it won't. The oven bag somehow does something magical :-) If you like a rarer roast, though, experiment with shorter cooking times.Of course, try different ingredients to make it just right for you. For example, if you don't mind the extra time or mess, try braising the roast first.This meal is not pretty right out of the bag. If you're going for "presentation," definitely move it to a serving plate.Copyright © 2004-2005 Debbie Campbell (debbie@anomaly.org)
Im British and i like steak & chips with mushy peas mmmmmmmm But i ate turkey burgers and chips with beans for me tea today. No im not 7 years old.
I cooked two vacuum sealed 8 pounds each, pork boston butt roasts after 5 years of being solidly frozen, tasted great and nobody got sick or died. I'm baking the other two today, 1 year later. If i croak, please tell every one the time limit is only 5 years. lol will let you all know how the 6 year frozen roasts do.
7 days after purchase & 2 months in the freezer.