How long does stuffed, raw pork chops last?

How to tell stuffed, raw pork chops has gone bad

General signs for meat: stuffed or assembled, the group USDA lists stuffed, raw pork chops under.

• Sour or off smell coming from the filling, not just the meat
• Filling that has gone slimy, watery or discoloured
• Meat surrounding the stuffing turning grey or sticky
• Packaging that has come loose or lets liquid leak out
• Off smell during cooking that was not there raw

More on meat: stuffed or assembled. The times above are quality guidelines, not safety limits; food that shows these signs goes out regardless of the date.

Storage habits that make the difference

Keep stuffed or assembled meat refrigerated at all times before cooking, and cook it within a day or two of purchase. Use a food thermometer to make sure both the meat and the filling reach a safe temperature throughout. Freeze uncooked portions tightly wrapped if you cannot cook them in time.