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1 Freezer Storage Time for Best Quality (Freezer temperature 0F or colder) CHART DATA PRACTICE Meat and Poultry Yellow Pages PAGE 64

2 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): BEEF ROASTS

3 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): BEEF ROASTS 9-12 MONTHS

4 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): BEEF STEAKS

5 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): BEEF STEAKS 6 to 9 MONTHS

6 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND BEEF, VEAL, LAMB

7 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND BEEF, VEAL, LAMB 3 TO 4 MONTHS

8 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND PORK

9 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND PORK 1 TO 3 MONTHS

10 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND POULTRY

11 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): GROUND POULTRY 3 TO 4 MONTHS

12 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): PORK AND VEAL ROASTS, CHOPS

13 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): PORK AND VEAL ROASTS, CHOPS 4 TO 6 MONTHS

14 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): LAMB ROASTS AND CHOPS

15 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): LAMB ROASTS AND CHOPS 6 TO 9 MONTHS

16 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): POULTRY, WHOLE

17 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): POULTRY, WHOLE 1 YEAR

18 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): POULTRY PARTS

19 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): POULTRY PARTS 6 TO 9 MONTHS

20 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): VARIETY MEATS (GIBLETS, TONGUE, KIDNEYS, LIVER, HEART, ETC.)

21 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Fresh meat and poultry (raw): VARIETY MEATS (GIBLETS, TONGUE, KIDNEYS, LIVER, HEART, ETC) 3 TO 4 MONTHS

22 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: BACON

23 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: BACON 1 MONTH

24 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: CORNED BEEF

25 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: CORNED BEEF 1 TO 2 MONTHS

26 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: HAM

27 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: HAM 2 MONTHS

28 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: HOT DOGS, LUNCH MEAT

29 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: HOT DOGS, LUNCH MEAT 1 TO 2 MONTHS

30 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: SAUSAGE

31 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cured or Processed Meats: SAUSAGE 1 TO 2 MONTHS

32 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: CASSEROLES

33 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: CASSEROLES 4 MONTHS

34 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: HOME-COOKED PLAIN MEAT AND GRAVY

35 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: HOME-COOKED PLAIN MEAT AND GRAVY 2 TO 3 MONTHS

36 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: MEAT IN BROTH OR GRAVY

37 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: MEAT IN BROTH OR GRAVY 2 TO 3 MONTHS

38 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: POULTRY IN BROTH OR GRAVY

39 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: POULTRY IN BROTH OR GRAVY 6 MONTHS

40 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: FRIED CHICKEN

41 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: FRIED CHICKEN 4 MONTHS

42 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: STEWS

43 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: STEWS 3 TO 4 MONTHS

44 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: CHICKEN NUGGETS OR PATTIES

45 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: CHICKEN NUGGETS OR PATTIES 1 TO 3 MONTHS

46 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: MEAT PIES

47 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: MEAT PIES 2 TO 3 MONTHS

48 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: PREPARED DINNERS

49 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: PREPARED DINNERS 2 TO 3 MONTHS

50 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: TV DINNERS

51 Recommended Freezer Storage Time (Freezer temperature 0 f or colder) Cooked Meats and Combinations: TV DINNERS 2 TO 6 MONTHS

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