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when I prepare my lunch for the week, I generally make some sort of chicken and rice meal with various vegetables thrown in. In terms of keeping the food tasting good the longest, is it better for me to split up the different components for storage in the fridge and the combine them before use, or is it okay to just throw everything together and store it like that?
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Yes.
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>>7402093
Obviously, if you make the same meal for a week, you don't care.
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>>7402118
0/10

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