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Use & Care Guide
Sources: United States Department of Agriculture; Food Marketing Institute; Cooperative Extension
Service, Iowa State University.
FOODS 
REFRIGERATOR FREEZER 
STORAGE 
TIPS 
VEGETABLES 
 
Asparagus 
1 to 2 days 
8 to 10 months 
Do not wash before refrigerating. Store 
in crisper. 
Brussels sprouts, broccoli, 
cauliflower, green peas, lima 
beans, onions, peppers 
3 to 5 days 
8 to 10 months 
Wrap odorous foods.                         
Leave peas in pods. 
Cabbage, celery 
1 to 2 weeks 
Not recommended  Wrap odorous foods and refrigerate in 
crisper. 
Carrots, parsnips, beets and 
turnips 
7 to 10 days 
8 to 10 months 
Remove tops. Wrap odorous foods 
and refrigerate in the crisper. 
Lettuce 
7 to 10 days 
Not recommended   
POULTRY and FISH 
 
Chicken and Turkey, whole 
1 to 2 days 
12 months 
Keep in original packaging for 
refrigeration. Place in the meat and 
cheese drawer. When freezing longer 
than two weeks, overwrap with freezer 
wrap. 
Chicken and Turkey, pieces 
1 to 2 days 
months  
Fish 
1 to 2 days 
2 to 6 months 
 
MEATS 
 
Bacon 
7 days 
1 month 
 
Beef or lamb, ground 
1 to 2 days 
3 to 4 months 
Fresh meats can be kept in original 
packaging for refrigeration. 
Beef or lamb, roast and steak  3 to 5 days 
6 to 9 months 
Place in the meat and cheese drawer. 
When freezing longer than two weeks, 
overwrap with freezer wrap. 
Ham, fully cooked,   whole 
7 days 
1 to 2 months 
 
half      . 5 days 
1 to 2 months 
 
slices   . 3 days 
1 to 2 months 
 
Luncheon meat 
3 to 5 days 
1 to 2 months 
Unopened, vacuum-packed luncheon 
meat may be kept up to two weeks in 
the meat and cheese drawer. 
Pork, roast 
3 to 5 days 
4 to 6 months 
 
Pork, chops 
3 to 5 days 
4 months 
 
Sausage, ground 
1 to 2 days 
1 to 2 months 
 
Sausage, smoked 
7 days 
1 to 2 months 
 
Veal 
3 to 5 days 
4 to 6 months 
 
Frankfurters 
7 days 
1 month 
Processed meats should be tightly 
wrapped and stored in the meat and 
cheese drawer.