These are from Costco. The top one is airtight vacuum sealed as it should be. The bottom one has a lot of air in the bag. Idk if it's safe to eat anymore?
by ez__mac
These are from Costco. The top one is airtight vacuum sealed as it should be. The bottom one has a lot of air in the bag. Idk if it's safe to eat anymore?
by ez__mac
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How do they smell? Those are pre-cooked, and when you opened up the box, one was unsealed? I wonder how long?
The one time I sous videos lamb shanks and they didn’t come out right was 100000% obvious when I smelled them out of the bag.
Some lamb shanks for some reason get bacteria in them…no idea why that is so common….but as long as theyre not ballooning it should be fine. Next time you make lamb shanks I suggest doing a blanche
If those are cooked before you buy them, I would say that’s not safe to eat. The bag has a hole in it and you don’t know for how long or what’s gotten in there.