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I left a tub of margerine out overnight by accident because drunk. Is it safe to eat if it doesn't smell bad? Temperature has been stable here at about 23-25 celsius.

Google suggests conflicting results. I would've imagined unsafe to eat due to growth of bacteria as it's a dairy product.

>> No.4831246

It's probably safe

>> No.4831247

its just fat, if yopure that scared just get rid of the top layer

>> No.4831251

>>4831245

It's not a dairy product. It's hydrogenated oil.

>> No.4831262

>>4831251
Curiously, how come it says CONTAINS DAIRY on it?

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4831275

>>4831245
>as it's a dairy product

>> No.4831278

>>4831245
People leave butter dishes out on their counter all the time. I'd imagine, if anything, margarine would be safer to leave out just because it's mostly chemicals.

>> No.4831284

>>4831275
It says CONTAINS DAIRY on the side, therefore it's a dairy product.

>> No.4831292

>>4831284
The reason it says CONTAINS DAIRY is for people that have allergies to dairy. The amount of dairy that MIGHT be in it is so minimal, it should be of no concern to you.

>> No.4831297

>>4831292
Alright, thanks for the clarification.

>> No.4831305

Overnight is okay. It might separate a little bit, but it won't make you sick. Milk dairy v high fat anerobic difference too.

If you want to pitch it, it aint much money. If you want to bake with it, to save it, go ahead. You can even just use it to grease a /pan.

>> No.4831317

>>4831305
Thanks for the response. I'll remove the thread, cheers /ck/!