Warning about Eating Food from the Fridge and Advice Needed

[chickenbottom]

i was sick yesterday tummy horrible thowing up i took a alcaceltzer spelling incorrect i know and it took about 30 minutes and i was great but i just went back to bed it helps everything and also a hot rag on your head feels good to and a heating pad on your back. those are some suggestions i hope you feel better. personally i would do as i was always told. get it out the way it came in really nasty lol but i feel better afterwards

 

[dipence71]

Organic apple cider vinegar is suppose to help.

 

[Big dreams]

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I agree, I also read somewhere if you are going to eat something that maybe is bad take the vinegar first, but after helps too. Never tried it but would if I thought it would help. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

What I found with any illness is to drink LOTS of ice cold water. Want to flush everything out. Keep that water by you 24/7 and drink all you can

It REALLY does work.

 

[DiVon80]

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Fathers Day was the 21st. We are now the 6th. It was 2 weeks old oooohgross! Get it out and start taking some probiotics and yes water water water .

 

[giasmom]

I don't even feed my dogs stuff that is that old !!!! Hope you feel better soon !

 

[PineBurrowPeeps]

You couldn't pay me to touch anything over 3 days old from the fridge... You're nuts. Lucky you just got really bad runs and stuff. Could have been worse!

tsk tsk tsk!

 

[tampitt]

umm...i thought it was a week a most. Although I did have a nephew eat some enchiladas that I forgot about in the icebox for about a month or more. He didn't die, or get sick. Hope you'r feeling better soon.

 

[seismic wonder2]

I'm a Personal Chef, That means I go to people's houses-cook a week's worth of dinners, and store them in fridge and freezer, sort of like home made TV dinners (without all the crazy chemicals)
A N Y W A Y....
Some of the specific instructions I leave for my clients is "Throw it away after this date: (one week)
But it all depends on what the food is. Some of the food I leave only partially cooked so it will finish off when they heat it. Those have a "throw away date" of only a few days.

I recommend putting a masking tape label with a "throwaway date" on every container of leftovers you have.

Don't keep anything for more than a week even if it "smells good".
Once every month or two take EVERYTHING out of the fridge and freezer and clean it. Then go through and toss the furry jello that you forgot about way back in the back.
Mold makes spores, spores make more mold, only faster.

 

[SunAngel]

I was always told leftovers were ok for a week. We make sure reheat them well. So if its made Saturday, I usually throw it out by the following Saturday. Nothing usually lasts here that long though. My 8 yr old loves leftovers for breakfast lol.

Hope you get to feeling better soon!!