Fresh raw and cooked salmon stored properly in a clean refrigerator at 40°F.
Properly storing salmon in the fridge keeps it fresh and safe for longer.

How Long Does Salmon Last in the Fridge?

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🧊 How Long Raw Salmon Lasts in the Fridge

How Long Raw Salmon Lasts in the Fridge

💡 Expert Insight

🧺 How to Store Raw Salmon Correctly

⚠️ A Common Mistake

🍳 How Long Cooked Salmon Lasts in the Fridge

How Long Cooked Salmon Lasts in the Fridge

👩‍🍳 Chef’s Take on Leftover Salmon

🥡 Smart Ways to Store Cooked Salmon

🧠 How to Tell If Salmon Has Gone Bad

 How to Tell If Salmon Has Gone Bad
SignWhat It Means
SmellFresh salmon smells mild and ocean-like. If it smells sour, ammonia-like, or fishy, it’s bad.
TextureSlimy or sticky surface = bacteria growth. Toss it.
ColorDull, grayish, or brown patches are red flags. Fresh salmon should be vibrant pink to orange.

🧊 Can You Refreeze Salmon After Thawing?

🧁 Can You Freeze Cooked Salmon?

🧾 Quick Reference Chart

Type of SalmonFridge LifeFreezer Life
Raw Salmon (fresh)1–2 days2–3 months
Cooked Salmon3–4 days2–3 months
Smoked Salmon (unopened)Up to 2 weeks2–3 months
Smoked Salmon (opened)5–7 days2 months

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🧡 Final Thoughts: Handle Salmon Like a Pro

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