Mac and cheese left out all night

[Anonymous]

Somehow the pot of mac and cheese I made last night did not make it into the fridge overnight. It was left on the stove top (covered) all night. Should I throw it out or keep it? Was just the Annie's mix with that powdered cheese.

[Anonymous]

If you were one of my Asian friends, they'd eat it and not get sick. Me, everything bothers my stomach so I'd pitch it.

[Anonymous]

I would toss it.

My dh would eat it without a second thought.

[Anonymous]

I would reheat it to sizzling hot temperatures and put it in the fridge. I would not throw it away, but would not eat it cold either.

[Anonymous]

The fact that there is milk in it would bother me..but I don't think it would kill anyone.

[Anonymous]

I would toss it.

My dh would eat it without a second thought.

This is exactly what would happen at my house. I have had severe food poisoning and will never take the chance again. It just isn't worth it.

[Anonymous]

throw it out. The couple of bucks it costs to buy and make a new box is just not worth the risk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:throw it out. The couple of bucks it costs to buy and make a new box is just not worth the risk.

+1 When in doubt toss it out. Don't risk your health for a couple of bucks. So not worth it.

[Anonymous]

If it was homeade I would have kept it bit heated it up before eating, but it's just annies I'd throw it out

[Anonymous]

Toss.

[Anonymous]

Ick. I'd toss it.

DH and his family would happily scarf it down, though.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Okay, okay. I threw it out.

What's up with all the DH's just eating it? Come to think of it my dad would do that too.

Although I do think we're a little too crazy about refrigerating everything. Europeans keep butter and eggs on the counter and they don't die because of eat.

[Anonymous]

I mean IT, not EAT

Obviously.

[Anonymous]

Wow. I can't believe anyone would even consider eating it - even the DHs.