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Can you freeze and reheat cooked fish?

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Refreezing meat and fish You can refreeze cooked meat and fish once, as long as they have been cooled before going into the freezer. ... Frozen raw foods can be defrosted once and stored in the fridge for up to 24 hours before they need to be cooked or thrown away.

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