Freshly made food sold on FB marketplace

[Anonymous]

I would call and ask the heath department. I would think they do.

I can't imagine people would eat from a strangers home like that. Gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would call and ask the heath department. I would think they do.

I can't imagine people would eat from a strangers home like that. Gross.

What a dumb thing to say.

[Anonymous]

I really wanted to try, so I went back to check for reviews. There were no reviews on the postings I was interested in. I didn't want to offend anyone by asking about food license, which is why I asked here. Anyway, I passed them, ordered from a restaurant and satisfied taste buds. Thank you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t. Who knows if they have cats walking on their counters. I especially wouldn’t buy items with meat or that need special temperatures to be safe.

Cats are the least of my worries when it comes to unregulated kitchens. If you automatically jumped to cats instead of thr multiple other reasons to be concerned, it speaks volumes about you and your paranoia than it does about food safety.

[Anonymous]

A no for me personally.

However, do share back on how it all goes if you do.

[Anonymous]

Hopefully something similar doesn't happen


https://www.wbaltv.com/article/20-people-treated-possible-food-poisoning-howard-county/62673261

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would call and ask the heath department. I would think they do.

I can't imagine people would eat from a strangers home like that. Gross.

This op start with the health department. There are laws about certified food handlers and I'm sure they're not. This is unsanitary.

[Anonymous]

There is no way I would get food on Facebook from a stranger cooking at their house. Zero. I dont even eat at potlucks with coworkers. Most peple are nasty and I don't trust that I won't get food poisoned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t. Who knows if they have cats walking on their counters. I especially wouldn’t buy items with meat or that need special temperatures to be safe.

Cats are the least of my worries when it comes to unregulated kitchens. If you automatically jumped to cats instead of thr multiple other reasons to be concerned, it speaks volumes about you and your paranoia than it does about food safety.

It would help your argument if you list the reasons.

It's as if people can't even have a complete thought.

[Anonymous]

I would take food cooked by any Indian aunty in her kitchen without any hesitation. Mainly because of several things

- Probably Gujarati or South Indian. Super fastidious.
- They host a lot for large groups, and so are good in bulk cooking with the right infrastructure in place.
- Probability that have no pets at home is very high. Certainly no cats, birds, rodents or reptiles.
- Probably no smoking in the house.
- Kitchen gets cleaned every day
- Chances that they are vegetarian is high.