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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
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Please help me understand this phrase.

Hi! everyone! I was going through some web pages regarding dogs health,I bumped into this phrase I don't know what that means,so here is the full paragraph and the colored one is entangling me-:The food might be OK if it de-frosts in your refrigerator for more than two days, but why risk it? Rather than de-frost a few days’ worth of meals for Ace, I de-frost one meal at a time. The longer food sits in the fridge, the more time bacteria has to grow. I’d rather stay on the safe side.
Please help me understand this thanks!
  

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silak12 a few days’ worth of meals for Ace A sufficient number of meals to feed Ace for a few days.

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  • silak12 a few days’ worth of meals for Ace A sufficient number of meals to feed Ace for a few days.
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silak12 a few days’ worth of meals for Ace
A sufficient number of meals to feed Ace for a few days.
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