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Something to Ponder While Reheating Lunch in the Office Microwave
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Did his fighter jet run out of fuel?Originally posted by NickFitz View Post -
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That bit further down, that you can get food poisoning from fried rice left out for just a few hours, is rather worryingbloggoth
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Yeah, rice is a bugger for that. Just to add to the fun, one of the things in rice that can kill you is only slightly slowed down by being stored in the fridgeOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostThat bit further down, that you can get food poisoning from fried rice left out for just a few hours, is rather worrying
Can reheating rice cause food poisoning? - NHSComment
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Whilst working in Frankfurt my accountant(!) recommended I try one of the local Chinese restaurants. Was in a very bad shape for 2 weeks and had to be visited by a GP.Comment
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Just goes to show that you shouldn't always ask your accountant!Originally posted by NigelJK View PostWhilst working in Frankfurt my accountant(!) recommended I try one of the local Chinese restaurants. Was in a very bad shape for 2 weeks and had to be visited by a GP.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Always get a QC opinion.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostJust goes to show that you shouldn't always ask your accountant!Comment
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apparently we are told that it isn't wise to store some veg, e.g. potatoes, in the fridge. We've been doing this for many years without any obvious adverse effects, without any obvious adverse affects, without any obvious adverse affects.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostThat bit further down, that you can get food poisoning from fried rice left out for just a few hours, is rather worrying
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Inneresting.Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postapparently we are told that it isn't wise to store some veg, e.g. potatoes, in the fridge. We've been doing this for many years without any obvious adverse effects, without any obvious adverse affects, without any obvious adverse affects.
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