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How Long Does Pork, Tenderloin Medallions or Loin Cubes Last in the Fridge?

Storage times from the USDA FoodKeeper database · Updated September 2026

🌡️ Pork, Tenderloin Medallions or Loin Cubes: 3–5 days in the fridge

Pork, Tenderloin Medallions or Loin Cubes keeps for 3–5 days in a fridge running at 0–5°C.

Fridge3–5 days
Freezer4–12 months
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Storage tips for pork, tenderloin medallions or loin cubes

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Common questions

How can I tell if pork, tenderloin medallions or loin cubes has gone off?

Trust obvious signs — sour or 'off' smells, slime, mould, colour changes — but don't rely on them: the bacteria that cause food poisoning (listeria especially) grow without changing how food looks or smells. That's why the time guideline matters even when everything seems fine.

Can I still eat pork, tenderloin medallions or loin cubes after 3–5 days?

The guideline is where quality and safety are both still on your side. Past it, risk climbs — and because dangerous bacteria are invisible, 'it seems fine' isn't a reliable test. The boring-but-true answer: when in doubt, throw it out.

Can I freeze pork, tenderloin medallions or loin cubes to keep it longer?

Yes — around 4–12 months in the freezer for best quality, and it stays safe beyond that (freezing halts bacteria completely; only texture and flavour decline).

Does my fridge temperature really matter?

Enormously. These times assume 0–5°C. Every degree warmer speeds bacterial growth — a fridge running at 8–10°C can halve the safe life of chilled food. A £5 fridge thermometer is the cheapest insurance you can buy.

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Primary source: USDA FoodKeeper.

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