From a food safety perspective, reheating chicken is usually perfectly safe, Holtzer stated. “However, from a quality-control perspective, I would recommend against reheating chicken,” she said.

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Holtzer says that from a food safety perspective, there’s no harm in reheating chicken. “However, from a quality-control perspective, I would recommend against reheating chicken,” she said.

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