How long can I keep homemade chicken broth in the freezer
before it goes bad? Thanks.
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Chicken Broth--Frozen
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How long can I keep homemade chicken broth in the freezer
before it goes bad? Thanks.One usually hears "about three months." But I've never known
it to go bad. It's frozen.Neil
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How long can I keep homemade chicken broth in the freezer
before it goes bad? Thanks.I freeze mine in heat-sealted bags. I've kept it for a year.
(That's when it gets lost in the back of the freezer. I
usually use it within 6-9 months.)
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Quoted message said:
How long can I keep homemade chicken broth in the freezer
before it goes bad? Thanks.One usually hears "about three months." But I've never
known it to go bad. It's frozen.I think 3 months is way too conservative for typical meat
stocks... properly frozen, and depending on salt
concentration, it should be fine for about a year... it's
best not to add any salt to stocks which are to be frozen.Frozen spans anywhere from 32degF down to more than 400degF
below zero. Typical home freezers are not nearly cold enough
to hold foods longer than the USDA recommended standards.
And some foods (typically preserved foods) contain too much
salt to freeze solid in home freezers, not only are they
prone to spoilage from bacteria, salt laden foods tend to
change texture considerably, and not for the better, (it's
primarily the salt in cheese that causes textural changes
upon freezing).---= BOYCOTT FRANCE (belgium) GERMANY--SPAIN =--- ---= Move
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