Trash lunchables

Anonymous wrote:perhaps you could give out the lunchables to the panhandlers in the medians

If this is a joke, it's really not funny. You want the OP to give struggling and unsuspecting people food poisoning?

I think everything is fine except for the lunch ales.

Anonymous wrote:The Lunchables are like Twinkies. Due to the massive amount of sodium in them they are probably perfectly preserved.

Unlike Twinkies, Lunchables are not shelf stable. Toss them out.

perhaps you could give out the lunchables to the panhandlers in the medians

Anonymous wrote:The lunchables are a no. Everything else is probably fine, though your grapes and avocado may go bad more quickly.

I agree. I would NOT eat those lunchables.

Get rid of the Lunchables. Do not return to the store.

OMG. Why would you even want to risk food poisoning your kids to save a few bucks? Buy new Lunchables - the hospitalization and medication and days lost dealing with the sick kids are far worse then spending a few extra bucks. How is this even a question?

Anonymous wrote:Throw it out.

Agree.

The Lunchables are like Twinkies. Due to the massive amount of sodium in them they are probably perfectly preserved.

Throw it out.

The lunchables are a no. Everything else is probably fine, though your grapes and avocado may go bad more quickly.

Give it to me. I think those are fine.

Eww you cannot keep those lunchables. Everything else is probably okay but give the grapes a good look.

My car is parked outdoor and temperature was like around 80 degree outside. I completely forgot and left my grocery overnight outside in the trunk of my car. I bought them around 5pm yesterday night, and I did not realize till today morning at 7am.


They are grapes, lunchables (those cracker, deli meat, cheese thing), crackers, avocado, apple sauce pouchese and juice boxes. What things can I still keep them or has to throw away? I purchased many packs of lunchable for kid camp, do I have to throw them all away or can I cook them/reprocessed them?