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Anonymous Tue May 12 23:54:53 2015 No.6500295 [Reply] [Original]

Forgot to put alfredo in the fridge and left it out for 5-6 hours after eating half of the dish at a restaurant. What are my odds of getting sick after reheating it?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 12 23:56:24 2015 No.6500300 How white do you have to be to be this paranoid of food sickness?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 12 23:58:51 2015 No.6500308 >>6500300 How poor do you have to be where you disregard it? >>6500295 You're an idiot OP.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:07:30 2015 No.6500336 >>6500308 How poor do you have to be to agonize over throwing it away?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:17:36 2015 No.6500360 Heat it to 110C for a couple minutes and you're very unlikely to get sick. Add water to counteract evaporation, microwave it, and stir once or twice during the heating, to distribute the heat.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:17:58 2015 No.6500365 >>6500308 Explain

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:18:25 2015 No.6500368 >>6500336 Good question.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:21:28 2015 No.6500389 File: 17 KB, 527x434, 1431447476293.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6500360 >add water to counteract evaporation

Anonymous Wed May 13 00:22:31 2015 No.6500397

>>6500295
Depends on the temperature where you left it. You probably wont get sick but the flavor might be a bit off.
I say chuck it.

I left some ching chong food out for like six hours a couple nights ago and it failed the smell and taste test, luckily it was just one dish and the rest was in the refridgerator. It still pissed me off that it was a waste when I'd have rather eaten it.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:25:32 2015 No.6500411 >>6500295 5 hours is fine. You don't even need to heat it if you don't want. 6 hours is fatal. Don't eat it after 6 hours unless you're suicidal.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:26:27 2015 No.6500416 >>6500295 All you can do now is make a soup out of it.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:27:10 2015 No.6500420 >>6500389 This is why I return to 4chan.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:29:40 2015 No.6500430 >>6500389 Not him, but adding water does helps keep it from drying out. This trick works with most starches.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 00:32:54 2015 No.6500438 >>6500389 I thought I was the only one that caught that.

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 05:22:28 2015 No.6501007 >had cooked chicken at room temperature for four days, didnt rehaeat it and ate it anyway didnt even get sick. >tfw too poor to have a fridge

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 05:24:15 2015 No.6501008 >>6500389 You don't add a sprinkle of water to your rice before you microwave it you fucking pleb?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 13 05:33:25 2015 No.6501020 >>6500295 unless it was left out in the sun, it's probably fine. dairy doesn't spoil as quickly as meat, and it's probably got salty cheese in it which stops spoilage a little bit.

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