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How long can you keep raw shrimp in the fridge?

Asked: Lazer Muskie Baits, Last Updated:

1 to 2 days SHRIMP, SHELLED OR UNSHELLED - FRESH, RAW, SOLD REFRIGERATED After shrimp are purchased, they may be refrigerated for 1 to 2 days - the "sell-by" date on the package may expire during that storage period, but the shrimp will remain safe to use after the sell by date if they has been properly stored.

FAQ

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    Other fish, such as bass, sunfish and catfish, must hibernate (pass the winter in a resting state) due to their inability to cope with the cold water. They move to the edges of the stream or pond and bury themselves in mud or leaves. There they wait until they can successfully swim again.

  • Is salmon OK 2 days out of date?

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  • What do you do with herring in wine sauce?

    Serving herring in wine can range from the simple to the gourmet. Herring on toast with a bit of onion is a simple yet elegant treatment. You can try it with sour cream and wine, sprinkled with fresh dill, wrapped around capers or stuffed in peppers as well.

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  • What kills tilapia fish?

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