Meat & poultry
How long does lamb last?
Lamb lasts 3–5 days in the fridge, 6–9 months in the freezer. Store lamb in the fridge for the best results.
FridgeBest
3–5 days
Cupboard / room temp
Not recommended
Freezer
6–9 months
How to store lamb
- Keep it on the bottom shelf in its tray.
- Freeze chops individually wrapped.
Signs lamb has gone bad
Sour smell, slime or a gray-green color. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.
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Questions about lamb
- How long does lamb last in the fridge?
- Lamb: 3–5 days in the fridge.
- Can you freeze lamb?
- Yes. Lamb keeps 6–9 months in the freezer. Freeze chops individually wrapped.
- Where should you store lamb?
- In the fridge. Keep it on the bottom shelf in its tray.
- How can you tell if lamb has gone bad?
- Sour smell, slime or a gray-green color. When in doubt, throw it out.
