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How long can you keep hot-smoked salmon in the fridge?

Asked: Josh D, Last Updated:

By Smoked Salmon's Types Even when put in the fridge, this kind can only last for a few days in the fridge and one month in the freezer. In contrast, hot-smoked salmon have a longer shelf life, which can be up to 2 weeks when refrigerated and 2 or 3 months when frozen.

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