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Can salted fish spoil?

Asked: Jonathan Mc Duff, Last Updated:

As long as salt cod is kept dry, it 's unlikely to spoil. Freezing shouldn't affect the longevity of the product, but because of the high salt content, the fish might not even freeze — so it's unnecessary. ... Reddish or yellowish salt cod has been affected by microorganisms and/or oxidation and will have off flavors.

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