I always get my meat from the counter at Whole Foods so it’s wrapped in paper (no styrofoam or those weird pads to soak up juice) When I get home I’ll freeze it if not cooking within 3 days. If I’m keeping it in the fridge I store it on the bottom shelf all the way at the back. (I also put it in a bowl or dish should the paper wrapping spring a leak!)
If it is poultry, technically you are supposed to freeze within 48 hours of bringing home even if the sell by date is later. Grocery stores supposedly keep meats at a colder temp than home fridges.
I cringe when’s I spot a package of meat that someone has ditched on a shelf when they change their mind. I wonder how many are returned to the meat case after “aging” in the cereal aisle...
I would suggest you start by measuring the actual temperature of your fridge. You said "It seems cold enough," but have you done that? Could be your thermostat is incorrect.
I would suggest you start by measuring the actual temperature of your fridge. You said "It seems cold enough," but have you done that? Could be your thermostat is incorrect.
I mentioned above that I tried to do just that before I posted, but realized I had a "check your oven" thermometer, not a "check your fridge" one. (Like this, but wrong scale.)
A new one is on my grocery list. I was just curious what else might be wrong.
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