The food science for packaged goods is fairly precise.

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Feb 5, 2023
7:55:14am

Joe Banks All-American

I tend to think it is wise to follow manufacturer’s safe food handling guidelines, particularly with meat and dairy.

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Joe Banks

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POLL: Box of gogurt left out of the fridge overnight (12 hours). Still safe to eat?

Powerbait DPM

2/5/23 7:01am

By humans?

m0resn0w

2/5/23 7:02am

For those who said no. I’m wondering why?

AFewThoughts

2/5/23 7:10am

Link

Joe Banks

2/5/23 7:12am

Gogurt was made for parents to pack in kids lunches and sit at room temp for

Skeptical Optimist

2/5/23 7:15am

Gogurt is sealed and I assume pasteurized. A big tub of yogurt that’s been

Powerbait DPM

2/5/23 7:18am

I thought that was if they were frozen

Jimo Dashen

2/5/23 7:19am

Txt from website since now I’m curious.

Joe Banks

2/5/23 7:20am

Is it worth making family sick for 15 dollar? Cut your losses. Ditch it

BYU4eVeR

2/5/23 8:31am

I make yogurt.

TheHop

2/5/23 7:22am

RE: I make yogurt.

m0resn0w

2/5/23 7:28am

Making your own pickles is great.

Cougar Jazz Fan

2/5/23 7:48am

The food science for packaged goods is fairly precise.

Joe Banks

2/5/23 7:55am

I think you're assuming that gogurt is yogurt. But it's actually just gogurt.

Jay Rick

2/5/23 8:12am

Made by Yoplait and the box says “yogurt.”

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