Today's roast chicken - should we bin it?

[stargirl1701]

I took a whole chicken out of the fridge today that was use by 28/9 - yesterday. It was put in the oven at 3pm so it is 15 hours 'out of date'. DH & I decided to roast it and see. It smells like roast chicken and it looks like roast chicken...

Would you eat it?

Yes please if you are offering

I'll put some spuds in the oven

Spuds are already on anything

It doesn't magically pfft out of date at midnight. I'd eat it.

Yeah if it was off you'd have smelt it when you put it in the oven.

Of course I'd eat it, are you seriously worried that it is 15 hours 'out of date' - I regularly eat food that is a lot more out of date than 15 hours and I've never had food poisoning.

Surely you use your common sense no wonder there is so much food wastage in this country.

Rag, this is a light hearted, I'm bored thread...hence the

Yes, properly refrigerated it will be fine, 48 hrs on chicken I worry.
Less than that enjoy.

Now I need to go and turn vintage unknown mince into curry.

Oh god yes. Chicken honks if it's off. You'd know!

If it smells and looks OK, and has been properly cooked, I would definitely eat it.

I have fed the family pork that was a couple of days out of date, and they didn't complain about the taste or die.

Making the gravy next...

This thread is just possibly not quite as exciting as my live birth thread last September!

Star sorry I thought you were being serious .

Yes, properly refrigerated it will be fine, 48 hrs on chicken I worry.
Less than that enjoy.

Now I need to go and turn vintage unknown mince into curry.

Actually I forgot hit post, curry was very nice and very gone, despite slightly freezer burned mince.

Excellent, StarBunny! The roast chicken was lovely too

Of course! I've had chickens that have been still in date that have been as high as a kite and as rank as a badger's arse, and chicken that was two days out of date, fresh as a daisy and no-one died, got the squits or even a stomach cramp. Trust your senses; sense of sight, tense of smell, sense of touch and sense of common.