frozen chicken smells spoiled, do i eat it?

Question

i bought the drumsticks on nov 19, froze them on the 20th (sell by date) and thawed them ou, then placed in the fridge overnight...i opened them up today and they smell funny...i am preheating now to bake them up...

is this safe? thanks!

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

the beef quite in many circumstances isn't spoiled from a microbial attitude. The undesirable smell is by way of some thing that occurs for the period of freezing; probably some reaction of fat with water (not confident). even even though it isn't continually the case that frozen fowl (raw or cooked) smells off following thawing. i'm nonetheless searching for an answer on a thanks to freeze fowl (raw or cooked) that comes out large after thawing.

Answer 3

I wouldn't. Too many problems with chicken having to do with Ecoli and salmonella. When you buy chicken, freeze it right away. When it is thawed, make sure you wipe everything down where the chicken and it's fluids touched with bleach and water.

Answer 4

I would always trust your nose. Did you thaw them at room temperature? If so, then they could have spoiled.

Answer 5

OH NO ABSOLUTLY DONT EAT IT, you sould get very sick from eating spoiled chicken throw it out to be safe

Answer 6

Yes they are dangerous, am a bit late in replying you...hope you have not eaten them by now and are not in EM ward!

Answer 7

Sounds dumb when you say it out loud, doesn't it.
Ponder this question while you are in the bathroom an hour from now.

Answer 8

If it smells "funny" throw it out.

Answer 9

I would advise you STRONGLY NOT TOO! They are defiantly spoiled.