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Refrigerated leftover turkey lasts for up to four days if properly stored, and it's perfect for casserole recipes like Turkey Tetrazzini, soups, or in sandwiches such as the Kentucky Hot Brown. But it ...

Thanksgiving is less than a week away. Is your turkey out of the freezer yet? Depending on how big your turkey is, you may ...

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Those Thanksgiving leftovers in your fridge (if there are any) are starting to get a bit risky, according to experts.

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Not everything shelf-stable belongs in your pantry. Foods like maple syrup, jams, nut butters, and certain oils can spoil, lose flavor, or even develop mold at room temperature—especially once opened.

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