Found a cryovac corned beef from late march, is it still good?

[Charoite]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

 

[Guno צְבִי]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

not good after 3 months

After cooking, corned beef may be refrigerated for about 3 to 4 days and frozen for about 2 to 3 months for best quality.

 

[Jack]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

Uh, ... go ahead and toss it. (isn't there something else to eat around the house?)

 

[Nomad]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

Was/is it frozen?

If so, you should be able to cook it and eat it or if it's already cooked, heat it and eat it.

If it's been refrigerated but sealed up in it's packaging, open it up and smell it.

If it doesn't smell bad, heat it to 165° and try it.

If it tastes good, it probably is good.

 

[Charoite]

Uh, ... go ahead and toss it. (isn't there something else to eat around the house?)

No, we have stocks of food, I just don't like wasting unless I have to.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

saw in the news a woman unveiled a McDonalds meal she has been saving for 25 years and it has never rotted.......

 

[Jack]

No, we have stocks of food, I just don't like wasting unless I have to.

In this case ... I think you have to.
(you could also gift wrap it and send it to Owl)

 

[AProudLefty]

In this case ... I think you have to.
(you could also gift wrap it and send it to Owl)

Nah. Gift wrap it to Truth Detector.

 

[AProudLefty]

saw in the news a woman unveiled a McDonalds meal she has been saving for 25 years and it has never rotted.......

I've heard a similar story. Also with french fries.

 

[Cancel 2020.2]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

If it doesn't move on its own, or answer any of your questions in a human-like voice, it's probably OK to eat. Also, if it smells like a liberal lunatic who hasn't showered for a week, you MAY want to avoid eating it. Otherwise, I'd say the meat is good to go.

 

[Cancel 2020.2]

saw in the news a woman unveiled a McDonalds meal she has been saving for 25 years and it has never rotted.......

Wow!

 

[Cancel 2020.2]

In this case ... I think you have to.
(you could also gift wrap it and send it to Owl)

Ha-ha! I've HEARD she just LOVES stale meat.............

 

[Jack]

Ha-ha! I've HEARD she just LOVES stale meat.............

Steven. You're a very sick person ... very sick.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

I can't even find an exact answer and I think I should toss it. Noted that it's also a low sodium version. I doubt its corning process would hold it this long

It wasn't frozen? If not I would pitch it.

 

[Hawkeye10]

If it was reg I might give it a try...low salt....no.

 

[cancel2 2022]

No, we have stocks of food, I just don't like wasting unless I have to.

You don't have to worry until it goes green, or is it blue?

 

[RB 60]

No, we have stocks of food, I just don't like wasting unless I have to.

I'd say it's still good unless it's turning white from freezer burn around the edges, or totally.
My grandfather was a butcher, and he said you can even refreeze some meats with no issues.