Is Your Fish Good to Eat? Signs of Spoilage & Storage Tips

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How to use the sell-by date and other signs of spoilage to stay safe
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You pull a filet of fresh fish out of the fridge, ready to make a delicious supper, when you notice the fish looks off. Has it gone bad? If the sell-by date was a couple of days ago, is it still okay to use? When it comes to fish, it’s very important to ensure its freshness is intact, as eating spoiled fish can make you sick. In this article, we’ll explain how to tell if fish has gone bad, from reading the sell-by date to looking for signs.

How do you know if fish has gone bad?

Fish has gone bad if it’s 1 or 2 days past the sell-by date on the packaging. This indicates that the fish’s freshness is gone and the meat has expired. Other signs include cloudy eyes, a slimy coating, a sour smell, mushiness, or discoloration. Discard spoiled fish and sanitize any surfaces it has touched.

Section 1 of 5:

Checking the Fish Sell-By Date

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    Raw fish doesn’t last very long in a refrigerator and begins to go bad soon after the sell-by date. Look for the sell-by date on the packaging. If more than 1 or 2 days have passed since that date, throw the fish out. [1]
    • If you’d like to delay the expiration of refrigerated fish, put it in the freezer. Frozen fish can last indefinitely if kept at 0 °F (−18 °C) but is best used within 3 to 8 months.
    • If the fish has a use-by date rather than a sell-by date, avoid keeping the fish past that date. “Use-by” indicates that fish will begin to spoil if it’s not eaten by the printed date. [2]
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    If you’ve bought cooked fish (or cooked your own ) and then stored it in the fridge in an airtight container, it will keep longer than raw fish. If you haven’t eaten the fish after 3 to 4 past the sell-by date, though, discard it. [3]
    • If you know in advance that you’re not going to use the cooked fish before it expires, put it in the freezer to delay the expiration.
    • To refrigerate cooked fish, place the fish in an airtight container or bag and refrigerate for up to 4 days.
    • If you plan to discard the fish’s original packaging once it’s cooked and then refrigerate it, write down the sell-by date so you don’t forget it.
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    Whether raw or cooked, frozen fish lasts much longer than refrigerated fish. Cooked frozen fish can last up to 3 months, and raw frozen fish lasts up to 8 months. [4]
    • To freeze fish: Wrap the pieces of meat in a layer of plastic wrap or place them in an airtight plastic bag. [5]
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Section 2 of 5:

How to Tell if Fish is Bad

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    As fish ages and begins to go bad, its outer surface will become wetter and eventually develop a thin layer of slime. This is a good sign that your fish has already started to spoil. Once the fish has fully spoiled, the slimy moisture on the meat will feel thick and slippery to the touch. [6]
    • Cooked fish will not develop a slimy coating, even after it’s started to go bad.
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    All fish—raw or cooked—smells like fish. However, refrigerated fish that has started to go bad will have an increasingly fishy smell. If given enough time, this potent fish smell will develop into the putrid smell of rotting meat. [7]
    • As fish continues to spoil, its pungent fish smell will grow stronger and stronger. It’s best to discard fish as soon as it starts to smell “off.”
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    Fish meat is typically light pink or white in color, with a thin, clear film of liquid. As fresh or refrigerated fish ages and begins to go bad, the meat will take on a glossy, milky color. The milky parts of the fish may also take on a blue- or gray-ish tint. [8]
    • If you’ve already cooked your fish, it won’t develop a milky color. This sign of expiration applies only to raw fish.
    • If you have a whole fish, the eyeballs will also look cloudy if it's gone bad.
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    If you’ve kept fish in the freezer for over 9 months, it may begin showing signs of freezer burn . Look for crystallized peaks of ice that have formed on the surface of the fish, and note any discolored patches as well. [9]
    • Freezer-burned food is still technically edible, and it will not make you sick. However, fish will lose most of its flavor and take on a grainy texture as freezer burn sets in. [10]
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Section 3 of 5:

How long can fish last in the fridge or freezer?

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    Raw fish typically lasts between 1 and 2 days, especially if it’s fresh, whereas cooked fish can be stored for 3 to 4 days. Aim to keep fish in a refrigerator that’s 40 °F (4 °C) or less for the best results. [11]
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    While fish can last in the freezer indefinitely, it will lose texture and taste over time. Because of this, it’s best to freeze cooked fish for up to 3 months and raw fish for up to 8 months. Try to keep your frozen fish at 0 °F (−18 °C) or less for best storing results. [12]
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Section 4 of 5:

How to Know If Salmon Has Gone Bad

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    Salmon, unlike most other kinds of fish, is well known for the thin white lines that separate the layers or flakes of its meat. These lines indicate that the fish is still fresh and edible. If you notice that these white lines have disappeared—or if they’ve turned to a more gray color—the salmon has likely gone bad. [13]
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    Edible, fresh salmon should be firm to the touch. If salmon in your refrigerator has become squishy, mushy, or unexpectedly soft in texture, it’s likely expired. [14]
    • The white lines between flakes of salmon can indicate its firmness in addition to its freshness. Once the lines have faded, the meat is all but guaranteed to be mushy.
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    Unlike other types of fish, salmon will develop discolorations as it ages and begins to go bad. Look over the surface of the meat. If you see any spots that are not the healthy pink color of most salmon, your fish has likely expired. [15]
    • Most of the discolorations you’ll find on salmon will be dark. However, spoiled salmon can also have small white-ish patches.
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Section 5 of 5:

What to Do with Bad Fish

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    If you notice that your fish is bad, toss it out and wash your hands immediately. Fish (especially spoiled fish) can have bacteria and parasites that can make you sick, so always be diligent. Wash all surfaces and items the fish may have touched.
    • If the fish is exceptionally stinky, place the meat in a second plastic or sealable bag before placing it in the trash can. Alternatively, you can discard the fish in an outdoor trash can to avoid any odors.

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    As long as the flesh is still firm and the skin is shiny rather than slimy, the fish is still fine to cook and eat. If your seafood smells overpoweringly of ammonia, or is mushy, slimy or otherwise questionable, discard it. It is better to be safe than sorry.
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      2. ↑ https://www.fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/safe-food-handling-and-preparation/food-safety-basics/food-product-dating#
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      To tell if fish has gone bad, touch your raw fish to see if it’s slimy, which happens when fish starts to spoil. You can also smell your fish. If it has an increasingly fishy smell or starts to smell like rotten meat, it has gone bad. You can look at your fish, too. Your fresh fish will be light pink or white, but if your fish starts to look glossy or milky, or has a bluish or grayish tint, it’s bad. Looking at salmon? If it’s no longer firm or doesn’t have its typical white lines, don’t eat it! To learn how to tell if fish has gone bad by reading sell-by dates on packages, scroll down!

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