How long can meat stay in the freezer?
 

Months? Years?

You can leave it in your freezer for years and years.

It won't be good to eat anymore, but you can leave it there for as long as you want!

How long can my dick stay in your mom's pussy?

OK, for how long can it be frozen for and still good to be cooked/eaten

You can your dick in his Mom's pussy for years and years.

It won't be good to eat anymore, but you can leave it there for as long as you want!

j/k

:winkwink:

ADG

I leave most things in the freezer a max of 3 months...

Including human heads?

How can it go bad if it's frozen though? I don't get it

Its called freezer burn.

3 months max usually

Molecular changes man, molecular changes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freezer_burn

makes stuff smell horrible too

molecular breakdown doesn't stop a 32 degrees or even zero buddy.

"Although undesirable, freezer burn does not make the food unsafe. It merely causes dry spots in foods."

Undesirable should be enough not to eat it though, no? lol

I wouldn't eat it, the point of this thread is that you won't get sick I guess lol

opucchhhhhhhhhhhhh

You can freeze meat and eat it for a long time. Of course it won't be near as good as fresh, but still "good enough" and in many cases you probably won't mind unless you are a foodie of sorts. You also need to take proper care and wrap it properly to delay the onset of freezer burn.

I have a couple of hookers in the deep freezer that's stored in the garage. They been holding up pretty good for the past 5 years...:thumbsup

My father's a butcher I'll ask him on Fathers day.

my meat shrivels when I put it anywhere cold

If your dick gets cut off, you may not want it in the freezer for too long. However you do want it in the freezer.

No longer than 3 months.

If your someone who likes "good meat" and buys from the butcher, I would suggest buying a vaccum sealer thing, we have one....I don't cook but Mike does and he LOVES his sealer.

PS, buy a good one!!! The cheap ones break easy and look for the bags that you can seal for a cheaper price.

yeah thats my answer too :)

its called decomposition freezing just delays it:thumbsup