Store your smoked salmon properly

You can keep your smoked salmon in the refrigerator for up to a week, but it’s important not to just leave it uncovered and expect it to stay fresh. Like most refrigerated foods, there are steps you can take to ensure it remains safe to eat while preserving its freshness and flavor.
Similar to storing bacon, avoid placing your smoked salmon next to any raw meat. Since you may not cook or heat the salmon before consuming it, it’s crucial to store it in a clean area to prevent contamination. To keep your salmon from drying out in the fridge, try to keep it in its original packaging if it can be tightly sealed, or transfer it to a resealable bag. If your salmon has been exposed to air, you might notice some dryness on the edges. You can salvage the rest by trimming off the dried parts and then storing it more securely. Interestingly, smoked salmon can vary in "freshness," but if you store it correctly and consume it within a week, you should be just fine.
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