I left my burger out from Jack-in-the-Box and it was out overnight and I’m eating it right now while watching the video looking at it making sure there’s no bacteria inside of it so far so good don’t see anything
They probably poop fine, and realize germ theory is mostly a lie. They likely have listened to Karry Mullis and studied Bechamp. They do not poison them selves with so called sanitizers, and don't contract viruses (poisons) from other people because thats not a thing....
By this logic, everyone who's ever had takeout and has had to drive a distance before being able to refrigerate the leftovers would immediately have to throw them out by the time they got home. I like saving my leftover steaks from Texas Roadhouse - seems a waste to throw out good ingredients (especially steak) . They usually immediate get refrigerated when I get home, but the drive is at minimum an hour. Of course, that's also assuming nothing else comes up or you don't catch a movie or something after - which is what I ended up doing. Got home about four hours later - immediately put everything in the fridge. Two days later (today), everything seemed fine. No smell, no discoloration, no slimy film. Took some of the leftover steak, diced it up, fried it in oil, then served it on a bed of fresh veggie rice. I'm eating it as I type this - and it tastes pretty darn good. Wish me luck.
I just cooked rice and started to eat 4 hours later. I have had sausages from yesterday's party which were laying in the sand and grass all day under sunshine :D, so tasty. I was punk then. Also eating baked potatoes from last night. My digestion and health was very normal.
People like you are what this world needs. People like you have the mentally I appreciate. I also ate food left outside for almost 24 hours and I went for a 2 hour exercise session and felt fine. ALL IN THE MIND haha
Supposedly if you open a can of parmesan cheese you need to refrigerate after 2 hours but when i was young it was never in the fridge for months. And i consumed it for 10 years and i feel good still
It is very common here in Indonesia to leave out food on the table only covered by big plastic covers with holes, and that can be hours and reheat every 6 hours or until anyone at home wants to eat. It's been like that since forever and nothing bad ever happens. I think food can last longer or not depending on how clean it was prepared, some type of food may last longer than the others, and even the same type of food made by different cooks, one can last longer than the others. Me personally, I judge food safe to eat or not from its smell, if it still smells good, doesn't matter how long it's been left out on the table, it's safe to eat. But it has to be stored properly even on the table, not fully open and not let bugs step on the food. Some food even taste better after being reheated a few times, like lodeh, because the absorption of the ingredients and texture change. In my opinion, the reason behind this is just economy, jobs related to selling food are so many that selling food is among the biggest wheels for moving the economy of a country. The more ppl believe it the better.
I had a friend that working out somewhere near Indonesia and she said they left food out under some beaded strings. The strings kept the flies out. Then she said they would leave it there and eat it the rest of the night or finish it the next morning. I buy pizzas from the pizza place that has a Tuesday special and sometimes I buy too many and I just leave them on the stove until they're all gone. Sometimes that Thursday. Never been sick from the pizza!
@@jeffreygryga3295 Yea, that's right, beaded strings or plastics. See, that's why I think the reason for this 'myth' is economy, the more ppl throw out food in fear of what they believe, the more people will buy food and move the economy wheel. On the case of pizza, yea pizza is an amazing convenient instant food like that lol.
Hog-wash. I have eaten food for years. Take it to work at 0600 and eat it at 1500 (3pm). Frid Chicken for some reason will last all day. Bacon left on the kitchen table @ 8am was fine at 5pm.
I'm watching this after eating food sat out 7 hours in the to go bag...I got busy and did not go home for awhile. Most of it was cold when I left the place. It tasted good, but the rule I read is that within 18-24 hours, you would feel sick of eating it, if it was spoiled. Not there yet, hope I'm still here then.
Bacteria like foods with a certain amount of moisture to grow. Pizza left out is ok because typically not "wet" enough. Bacon prob good for days. I use bacon grease for months and it just sits on the stove
I removed my cooked chicken from oven and forgot to put it in the refrigerator for 4 hours . the temp of the room was 17 Celsius . do you think I have to throw it away? Considering that boiling food takes time to get to room temperature
I'm just trying trying to get some advice from someone that experience accidentally or purposely eating some chicken that sat out all night In my case it was accidental it was a very small amount
Absolutely not. As long as it is cold, ghat beats lots of other scenarios. You could leave that out for a day and a half in that temperature and still be fine. Good question! :)
in Colombia, people here eat meat leftovers the morning after. Without it being refrigerated. Room temperature is about 26 degree's over night. No problems. :)
Well here in America we're wimps.... Two hours.... Really.... Sounds like something the food companies put out to get you to throw food away so you have to buy more. 2 hours do they think were idiots??????
@@MarcKlark well she said that is the amount of time that bacteria that " could" be harmful would would need to cultivate but that all depends on what the food it is what temperature it was cooked at and the level of cleanliness where the food is kept as well as the individual person's ability to deal with bacteria. So for example if it's a sushi roll with raw fish then yea 2 hrs is too long to eat that but a slice of cheese pizza could sit out for a super long time you probably dont have to worry as much about it.
@@the_viper_of_vip1896 I'm just curious if you see this and don't mind responding I have a question I just accidentally eaten a small piece of fried chicken that sat out over night should I worry or go on with my day
Lol I eat pizza like 2-3 days after it’s been out AND I majored in culinary arts AND took technical classes for culinarily. Not dead yet but yeah don’t try it if you don’t have to.
I dunno….sometimes I feel like these guidelines are SUPER over cautious…..my mom used to leave a frozen ground beef on sink before work and cook it 12 hours later for dinner and it had been thawed for hours…..this was for years….none of us ever got sick. Salsa and pizza left overnight….never sick….I think it’s common sense. Like if a piece of meat had been baking in 90 plus all day then clearly no …..but some of this seems asinine.
I babysat for a woman that kept meats and soups and cooked rice you name it out for days on the stove counter or microwave it was gross af. I don’t eat at peoples house anymore
Whats gross about that? Bacteria digests our food anyway. And many foods are ferments. I do this all the time, very healthy. Other people I know are always sick, its quite the paradigm shift to realize educated people are indoctrinated fools. You want to take this ladies advice? Look at her.
I cooked some banging lasagna last night . And took it out of the oven and fell asleep. It’s been on the counter for hours . But like I don’t wanna waste all that food 🥲
Mine was out around 16 hours so I just through it out. Medicine would prob be $10, chicken was $8, I rather spend another $8 and save on medicine plus no diarrhea or vomiting
Load of bollicks, mold I can understand as it’s airborne, but salmonella is not flying in the air ready to contaminate my cooked meat, what about sugary drinks, how come you can leave those out for ages and drink and they are fine?
I think she has good credentials and talks much sense :), however I have bent these rules so frequently and egregiously for ~2 decades, and (knock on wood) haven't experienced food poisoning in my life. For instance, I am leaving 2 pork sausages in the dutch oven that I cooked them in earlier this evening overnight, around 50 degrees F, planning to eat one of them in the morning at least, and will bring them both back to high temperatures. ...there should be an EROWID Vault for food on the brink of spoilage!
Hahah this comment is great. Everyone in this comment is my kind of people Currently eating a two day old omellete and feel fine. All my friends that complain about salmonella can suck on my 12 incher
This is actually false news! People have been eating left out food for millions of years. You just have to re-cook it. Let's say you leave your pot of cooked beans and mashed potatoes out for 10 hours during Christmas day while visiting family. You can literally put the food in the fridge and when it comes time to eat it again the next day as long as you reheat that food to a minimum internal temperature of 165°F it is safe to eat. Now if your severely sick with some debilitating disease or cancer and need fresh food and don't want to take the chance then I understand but for the rest of the population it is safe to do.
Food health and safety is usually recommended by supermarkets so we throw it out and buy more hence profits. They are rubbish. I love a cold kebab or pizza I left out on the table overnight but forgot to refrigerate and never had a problem yet according to so called recommendations I should throw away after 2 hours. Load of Bull crap.
did our early ancestors have trouble setting the temp on their refrigerators without modern gauges or electricity ? oh , that's right, they had no refrigerators ! ! they ate most of the same foods we eat today. so why didn't they all die in agonizing pain from all the different types of bacterial food poison ? travel to many different countries today and many of the foods they eat are not refrigerated. the same foods that by law here in the states can't be sold unless it's refrigerated. their rates of food poisoning are no higher than ours, in many places much lower. check out the real reason we OVER ---REFRIGERATE you'll be surprised .
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I left my burger out from Jack-in-the-Box and it was out overnight and I’m eating it right now while watching the video looking at it making sure there’s no bacteria inside of it so far so good don’t see anything
Are you still alive?
gross man eating old food kills your brain
Lol
Same here. Burgers crusted have no food. Drank last night. Have to eat it.
same dis olive garden breadstick hittin
All these people who say they have no problem eating food that’s been left out… probably don’t sh*t right
They probably poop fine, and realize germ theory is mostly a lie. They likely have listened to Karry Mullis and studied Bechamp. They do not poison them selves with so called sanitizers, and don't contract viruses (poisons) from other people because thats not a thing....
By this logic, everyone who's ever had takeout and has had to drive a distance before being able to refrigerate the leftovers would immediately have to throw them out by the time they got home.
I like saving my leftover steaks from Texas Roadhouse - seems a waste to throw out good ingredients (especially steak) . They usually immediate get refrigerated when I get home, but the drive is at minimum an hour. Of course, that's also assuming nothing else comes up or you don't catch a movie or something after - which is what I ended up doing.
Got home about four hours later - immediately put everything in the fridge.
Two days later (today), everything seemed fine. No smell, no discoloration, no slimy film. Took some of the leftover steak, diced it up, fried it in oil, then served it on a bed of fresh veggie rice. I'm eating it as I type this - and it tastes pretty darn good.
Wish me luck.
I just cooked rice and started to eat 4 hours later. I have had sausages from yesterday's party which were laying in the sand and grass all day under sunshine :D, so tasty. I was punk then. Also eating baked potatoes from last night. My digestion and health was very normal.
People like you are what this world needs. People like you have the mentally I appreciate. I also ate food left outside for almost 24 hours and I went for a 2 hour exercise session and felt fine. ALL IN THE MIND haha
Supposedly if you open a can of parmesan cheese you need to refrigerate after 2 hours but when i was young it was never in the fridge for months. And i consumed it for 10 years and i feel good still
Oh yeah we left it out too...I never realized till I moved away from my parents that it said to refrigerate...... And I never got sick from it
It is very common here in Indonesia to leave out food on the table only covered by big plastic covers with holes, and that can be hours and reheat every 6 hours or until anyone at home wants to eat. It's been like that since forever and nothing bad ever happens.
I think food can last longer or not depending on how clean it was prepared, some type of food may last longer than the others, and even the same type of food made by different cooks, one can last longer than the others. Me personally, I judge food safe to eat or not from its smell, if it still smells good, doesn't matter how long it's been left out on the table, it's safe to eat. But it has to be stored properly even on the table, not fully open and not let bugs step on the food. Some food even taste better after being reheated a few times, like lodeh, because the absorption of the ingredients and texture change.
In my opinion, the reason behind this is just economy, jobs related to selling food are so many that selling food is among the biggest wheels for moving the economy of a country. The more ppl believe it the better.
I had a friend that working out somewhere near Indonesia and she said they left food out under some beaded strings. The strings kept the flies out. Then she said they would leave it there and eat it the rest of the night or finish it the next morning. I buy pizzas from the pizza place that has a Tuesday special and sometimes I buy too many and I just leave them on the stove until they're all gone. Sometimes that Thursday. Never been sick from the pizza!
@@jeffreygryga3295 Yea, that's right, beaded strings or plastics.
See, that's why I think the reason for this 'myth' is economy, the more ppl throw out food in fear of what they believe, the more people will buy food and move the economy wheel.
On the case of pizza, yea pizza is an amazing convenient instant food like that lol.
Hog-wash. I have eaten food for years. Take it to work at 0600 and eat it at 1500 (3pm). Frid Chicken for some reason will last all day. Bacon left on the kitchen table @ 8am was fine at 5pm.
no...
This is the type of stuff they should be teaching in school's not the news. I appreciate it tho lmfao🤣😂🤣😂
I'm watching this after eating food sat out 7 hours in the to go bag...I got busy and did not go home for awhile. Most of it was cold when I left the place. It tasted good, but the rule I read is that within 18-24 hours, you would feel sick of eating it, if it was spoiled. Not there yet, hope I'm still here then.
Was it spoiled?
Are you still alive?
Bacteria like foods with a certain amount of moisture to grow. Pizza left out is ok because typically not "wet" enough. Bacon prob good for days. I use bacon grease for months and it just sits on the stove
I removed my cooked chicken from oven and forgot to put it in the refrigerator for 4 hours . the temp of the room was 17 Celsius . do you think I have to throw it away? Considering that boiling food takes time to get to room temperature
I'm just trying trying to get some advice from someone that experience accidentally or purposely eating some chicken that sat out all night In my case it was accidental it was a very small amount
@@abeast100 It's been about 7 months now. Have you tossed it out yet? 😁
@@jamesprior2496 😡 shut up you play to much man damn 😆
Absolutely not. As long as it is cold, ghat beats lots of other scenarios. You could leave that out for a day and a half in that temperature and still be fine. Good question! :)
in Colombia, people here eat meat leftovers the morning after. Without it being refrigerated. Room temperature is about 26 degree's over night. No problems. :)
Well here in America we're wimps.... Two hours.... Really.... Sounds like something the food companies put out to get you to throw food away so you have to buy more. 2 hours do they think were idiots??????
I dont agree the 2 hrs is all it take for food to go bad.
How long ?
@@MarcKlark well she said that is the amount of time that bacteria that " could" be harmful would would need to cultivate but that all depends on what the food it is what temperature it was cooked at and the level of cleanliness where the food is kept as well as the individual person's ability to deal with bacteria. So for example if it's a sushi roll with raw fish then yea 2 hrs is too long to eat that but a slice of cheese pizza could sit out for a super long time you probably dont have to worry as much about it.
@@the_viper_of_vip1896 thx😀
@@the_viper_of_vip1896 What if the food was in a container like chicken.
@@the_viper_of_vip1896 I'm just curious if you see this and don't mind responding I have a question I just accidentally eaten a small piece of fried chicken that sat out over night should I worry or go on with my day
Ill eat a pepperoni pizza Thats been out >12 hrs. As long as my food aint hit the 24hr mark, then I'm good.
I WOULDN'T recommend doing this.
Lol
No. Foreal though?
Me too. Never had an issue. I'm an alien I guess. lol.
Agree that's why life span of people today is short because they make their body so weak with the bacteria
Lol I eat pizza like 2-3 days after it’s been out AND I majored in culinary arts AND took technical classes for culinarily. Not dead yet but yeah don’t try it if you don’t have to.
I dunno….sometimes I feel like these guidelines are SUPER over cautious…..my mom used to leave a frozen ground beef on sink before work and cook it 12 hours later for dinner and it had been thawed for hours…..this was for years….none of us ever got sick. Salsa and pizza left overnight….never sick….I think it’s common sense. Like if a piece of meat had been baking in 90 plus all day then clearly no …..but some of this seems asinine.
Eating bacon and eggs that were out for 6 hours while watching this😂
Can you eat lettuce left out overnight for 10-11 hours, in room temperature? Our house is around 60-70 degrees
lol she was talking up a storm
I got a steak from a steakhouse yesterday and eat most of it but left it out woke up and is now I'm hungry can I eat it ?
I babysat for a woman that kept meats and soups and cooked rice you name it out for days on the stove counter or microwave it was gross af. I don’t eat at peoples house anymore
Whats gross about that? Bacteria digests our food anyway. And many foods are ferments. I do this all the time, very healthy. Other people I know are always sick, its quite the paradigm shift to realize educated people are indoctrinated fools. You want to take this ladies advice? Look at her.
"Chicken, to steak, to meat...". Get that guy some veggies!
I cooked some banging lasagna last night . And took it out of the oven and fell asleep. It’s been on the counter for hours . But like I don’t wanna waste all that food 🥲
I got a two pizzas from the local pizzeria yesterday my brother ordered me and I’ve had a few slices and two boxes still on top of the fridge
I'm eating last nights dinner right now that was left out all night lol had burger corn and chops , it still taste good
Yuck old corn, but heck yeah I'd do them left overs up as well...
Left out rare steaks for five hours… I’m eating one I’ll update y’all tomorrow
That was two hours ago and I’m fine.
I feel fine 14 hours later
😂
You are a legend. People need to take note from you because they would never survive in the wild. You would though
@@ts5792 6 months later; I am alive and was never sick from it.
Mine was out around 16 hours so I just through it out. Medicine would prob be $10, chicken was $8, I rather spend another $8 and save on medicine plus no diarrhea or vomiting
Load of bollicks, mold I can understand as it’s airborne, but salmonella is not flying in the air ready to contaminate my cooked meat, what about sugary drinks, how come you can leave those out for ages and drink and they are fine?
I think she has good credentials and talks much sense :), however I have bent these rules so frequently and egregiously for ~2 decades, and (knock on wood) haven't experienced food poisoning in my life. For instance, I am leaving 2 pork sausages in the dutch oven that I cooked them in earlier this evening overnight, around 50 degrees F, planning to eat one of them in the morning at least, and will bring them both back to high temperatures. ...there should be an EROWID Vault for food on the brink of spoilage!
qdoba been sitting in my car for 8 hours🤣 well i paid for it imma eat it
My spaghetti sauce was over salted and inhibited bacteria growth in the first place... so im not worried about warming it up and eating it...
What about thawed out pork ribs that havent been cooked yet overnight? Its on the grill now ill let you know if o survive 😂
i left food 5 hours ago and it smelt FOUL, smelt like vomit but 10 times worse.
Left my egg sandwich for the store over night I’m starting gonna risk it I’ll tell you if I die for not
What about microwave food
Depends what part of the world you live in and your economic status
I came here after eating a sandwich that's been out for more than two hours
5 months later. You still alive, bro?
@@Pseudothink Nah he dead.
RIP sandwichbro. I hope it was an epic Dagwood.
My burrito was left out for 3.5 hours…
Haha vid was posted 4rs ago. I’m currently watching this in august of 2022. This means I survived Covid. Bring it on bacteria….bring it on.
Hahah this comment is great. Everyone in this comment is my kind of people Currently eating a two day old omellete and feel fine. All my friends that complain about salmonella can suck on my 12 incher
This is actually false news! People have been eating left out food for millions of years. You just have to re-cook it. Let's say you leave your pot of cooked beans and mashed potatoes out for 10 hours during Christmas day while visiting family. You can literally put the food in the fridge and when it comes time to eat it again the next day as long as you reheat that food to a minimum internal temperature of 165°F it is safe to eat.
Now if your severely sick with some debilitating disease or cancer and need fresh food and don't want to take the chance then I understand but for the rest of the population it is safe to do.
I would think microwave heat helps kills any potential germs or bacteria too.
Should I put food away when it’s still warm
I just ate my wings that sat out for 4 hours
My chik fil a sandwhich sat out for 7 at room temperature and I finished it....
this is where all the misfit comments go
I left my chicken fried rice out overnight immA still eat it
Crock pot?
To late I ate the chicken arl
Me too.....
Thx for the advice 😀
Food health and safety is usually recommended by supermarkets so we throw it out and buy more hence profits.
They are rubbish. I love a cold kebab or pizza I left out on the table overnight but forgot to refrigerate and never had a problem yet according to so called recommendations I should throw away after 2 hours. Load of Bull crap.
There’s some truth to them, but yeah they’re super conservative
@@kx7500 I have a 20th century constitution unlike the weaklings of today who have no stomach immunity.
@@bobbybingle1662 ok but who asked lol
@@kx7500 Well the question asked was by the poster of the video, "How long can you leave food out"?
Keep up buddy.lmfao.🤣
Just ate Moe’s from 48 hours ago sitting in kitchen am I gonna die
Did something happen to you bro?
Nope still alive
They don't know what they talking about
@@iversonM-yg1ge I just ate chicken left out 3hrs I think ima die bro idk what’s gunna happen
did our early ancestors have trouble setting the temp on their refrigerators without modern gauges or electricity ? oh , that's right, they had no refrigerators ! ! they ate most of the same foods we eat today. so why didn't they all die in agonizing pain from all the different types of bacterial food poison ? travel to many different countries today and many of the foods they eat are not refrigerated. the same foods that by law here in the states can't be sold unless it's refrigerated. their rates of food poisoning are no higher than ours, in many places much lower. check out the real reason we OVER ---REFRIGERATE you'll be surprised .
24 hours after it has been cooked.
Lol 2 hours I should be dead