Can you freeze a precooked ham after it has been heated once?
It is not recommended to freeze a precooked ham after it has been heated. When food is reheated, bacteria can grow and multiply. Freezing the ham will not kill these bacteria, and it could lead to food poisoning if the ham is consumed after being frozen.
If you have leftover precooked ham, it is best to store it in the refrigerator and eat it within 3-4 days. If you do not plan to eat the ham within this time frame, you can freeze it, but it is important to follow safe food handling procedures to ensure the ham is safe to eat after freezing.
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