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Old 12-03-2008, 06:16 PM #1
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Default Leftovers

I never thought about this when my husband was alive because Thanksgiving leftovers like turkey, ham and all that never lasted beyond a day or two. Now I'm wondering if my leftover ham and turkey is still okay to eat. It's all thoroughly cooked, wrapped up and been in the fridge and it even smells good. But how long is too long? It's been 6 days. Anyone out there know?
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