I left my fried chicken in room temp for 36 hours. Is it safe to eat?
no
>>21641679>safeNo>Would eating it hurt me?Maybe. If it were me, I'd reheat on high and still eat it, but I'm dumb.
>>21641679Just nuke it to Hiroshima levels in the microwave.
It's fine if it tastes OK. Frying is a method of short-term preservation
>>21641679Definitely not, please dont eat it
No, it's not. You could have Googled this instead of killing a fast food thread.
Of course it is
>>2164167914 hours is the longest I've let food sit at room temperature. Ordered a shit ton of food, got drunk and ate the rest after waking up. 36 hours is insane.
>>21641679Definitely. Just heat it up proper temp before consuming.
>>21641679yes, enjoy. opened sauce, maybe. just go and get some fresh sauce and enjoy it even more.
>>21641679no you'll become fat
>>21641679maybe, maybe not
I wouldn’t but you might get a greentext about it
>>21641679why can't you fucking niggers EVER post original images on a fucking image board? we would all love to see your 36-hour chicken anon, show us
>>21641679I've eaten KFC left out at room temperature for more than a day and was fine, nuke it if you want, but I ate that shit cold and maybe got the shits at worst.
>>21641679I've eaten pizza that's been out at room temp for days and never gotten sick from it. Big refrigerator puts out a lot of propaganda
Highly depends on where it was stored.I've eaten pizza left in the oven for 3+ days and never got sick, pasta left in the pot over night and finished in the morning and never sick. A slightly outdated cauliflower dusted off and boiled for 30 minutes? vomited for 2 days
>>21641679Not safe, but that doesn’t mean there’s 100% chance you’re gonna get sick
>>21641679If it was in a moist/humid environment then no, otherwise yeah there's no problem.Just do a visual, smell, and taste inspection before eating any food you're not sure about and you'll be good.https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8702303/#:~:text=The%20C.,days%20at%205%20degrees%20CAccording to the above study, it takes between a week and a month for botulinum (the only relevant source of food poisoning that isn't immediately obvious) to develop to an appreciable amount even in foods that are most susceptible to bacterial growth.
>>21641691Pussy. >>21641706Pussy. >>21641736Pussy. >>21641737Pussy. >>21641741Pussy. >>21641872Pussy. >>21642488Pussy.
>>21642509>t. Popeyes employee
>>21642512>t. Pussy.
OP here, I refried the chicken and ate itIt was a bit chewy but I didn't get sick
>>21641679Are you a Tasmanian Devil? If so, yes, that chicken is safe to eat.
One time I ate a sausage that was like 3 weeks expired (I didn't realize this until the event was over,) and within like 90 minutes I was hot and dizzy and puking and shitting with my body in full-on purge mode
>>21641679Green text Nbound> be me> dating African American girlfriend> go to house to go swimming> her uncle made fried chicken the day before.> left it OUTSIDE overnight.> next day - chicken is still there on tray > watch as girlfriend, sister and family start eating. > I say words like food poison> there response. “It’s cooked.”We are no longer dating.
>>21641679Yes you're gonna get stomach cancer>>21642924You're a little bitch btwIt's better to leave it outside than inside because the temperature is lower
>>21641679Cooked food is generally fine out for around 3 days. Breads for a few weeks. If it has odd spots, insects, or smells and tastes bad, it is bad.
>>21642512Lmfao. I just got a new popeyes opened near me and already they're having a scandal on selling and old, rubbery chicken.
>>21642964Bread goes bad in a week if left outside the fridge in my house
>>21642970Clean your fucking house. You must have mold and mildew all over.
>>21642964Bread is generally good as long as it is not moldy. Which can be often forever if you take your old dried out bread and mill it into breadcrumbs>>21642970>bread>fridgeGrim
>>21642983I live with a woman my house is probably cleaner than any of yours
>>21643019My house was never dirtier than when I lived with my ex. She was a fucking goblin.
>>21641679No
>>21642983He probably keeps it in the sealed plastic bag, thus making the air around the bread moldyThat, combined with buying good bread that isn't jam-packed with preservatives, makes fresh bread go moldy at room temp after a week at most.>>21642970Consider getting a bread box. It'll go stale slightly more quickly than if you kept it in the original plastic bag, but makes the bread last for multiple weeks if your home is well ventilated.
>>21643036Tbh I also live like 200 ft from the ocean so the humidity is pretty high
>>21641679sure
>>21643481hey me toooceangang rise UP
>>21641679>room tempWhere do you live?
>>21643636northwest brazil
In my experience, 2 days is fine, 3-4 days or more might be iffy, especially depending on where the chicken is from. I usually microwave/reheat it before eating
>>21642924yeah this never happened
>>21644652>2 days is fine, 3-4 days or more might be iffyPut it in the fridge
