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malisakenney52916
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Ok so here's the deal I took a turkey out of the freezer yesterday put it in cold water and left in on the counter all day n forgot to put it in the fridge last night well when I woke up it was still there and still some what froze. It was n 8lb turkey and the water was still cold
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Can some one help0
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Who are you feeding it to? And do you feel lucky?0
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I saw a turkey once. A real life one just walking across the road. Or maybe it was picture. I can't remember.0
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Unacceptable denial of the Armenian genocide. Turkey must admit, apologize, and make reparations.1
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Are you asking if it's safe to eat? I'd continue thawing in the fridge1
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I visited Istanbul five years ago.
This is the looking toward the Blue Mosque from the second floor of the Hagia Sophia.
This is a Turkish cat on a chair.
This is a horse and some sailors on an island on the Asian side whose name I can't remember.
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When it comes to frozen meat, the safest thing is to what I do. When you come home from the store, put the meat promptly into the freezer. Then, after 2 or 3 months, place the freezer-burned, unrecognizable blob, directly into the trash. (preferably on trash pick-up day)
I never have to worry about food safety.3 -
There are wild turkeys that randomly show up throughout the city. Seeing them makes me dread Thanksgiving because I always end up eating too much turkey and then get sick of it for a year.1
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I think it's safe to say that turkey isn't going to make it. Don't waste money on a vet bill to try to revive it.0
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there's always this
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malisakenney52916 wrote: »Ok so here's the deal I took a turkey out of the freezer yesterday put it in cold water and left in on the counter all day n forgot to put it in the fridge last night well when I woke up it was still there and still some what froze. It was n 8lb turkey and the water was still cold
Wouldn't chance it, I'd recommend quitting cold turkey.2 -
If the turkey was fully submerged and the water was not above 40 F for more than 2 hours then it is fine. This is very unlikely! Throw it out and defrost overnight in the fridge or quick defrost under running water or the microwave next time.0
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