Clonge

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9 hidden hazards in your refrigerator. Throw them out....NOW!

http://www.kitchendaily.com/read/dangerous-food-hazards-you-should-throw-away-in-refrigerator?ncid=webmail1

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+5 Views: 1171 Answers: 7 Posted: 9 years ago

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ROMOS

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I just stuck all of that stuff IN my fridge, now you're saying I should bin it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Geeeeeezzzzzzzzz, Never bothered me before now!

9 years ago. Rating: 11
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jhharlan

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I just opened my fridge to check and boy, it was depressing. I don’t even have anything to throw out….

9 years ago. Rating: 11
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bustieone

Not even ice cubes?

commented 9 years ago

jhharlan

The freezer defroster works too well…….

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

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I try so hard to eat healthy. Do I need to throw out ALL of this or can I pick and choose?

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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ROMOS

Get yourself a dog and let it loose.
On second thoughts I wouldn't let a dog near that!

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

Ugh. Makes me want to start cleaning.

commented 9 years ago

bustieone

Go to the pet shop and buy a cup of german roaches and put them in and shut the door quickly!

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

Will they eat all of my food? Will they leave my "good stuff"? lol

commented 9 years ago

bustieone

Tell them, to leave the good stuff, and bang on the door when all else is done...

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

Ok. I hope this works.

commented 9 years ago

Bob/PKB

You DON'T want German roaches. They are very difficult to eradicate!
Actually, looks like you have the makings for a wilted iceberg lettuce....well, the wilted lettuce, anyway. UGH

commented 9 years ago

bustieone

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Eggs are no problem in room temp. unless they have a crack that bacteria can get in and live on the rotten egg, anyone ever have one explode? We used to from the incubator when we hatched chicks at the school farm. Yuck! The worst smell you can think of!

9 years ago. Rating: 9
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country bumpkin

When I was in the second grade I watched my adopted dad ring a chicken neck and the headless chicken chicken flopping on the ground. I had a dream that chicken feet were surrounding my bed that night. Scary dream for a young child.
I cracked open a rotten egg the other day an I could not get the image out of my mind for a few days. I'm very skeptical when it comes to cooking chicken and eggs.

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

CB...I thought I was the only kid who had ever had that experience. My uncle did that and the chicken actually ran around the farm yard. When they passed the chicken at supper time, I said "No thanks". They were all laughing at me and asking why I didn't like chicken anymore. :(

commented 9 years ago

country bumpkin

It's still a vivid memory. I'm glad we didn't have ducks. (*~*)

commented 9 years ago

bustieone

My mom used to kill chickens, and she would chop off heads with the axe and they ran around to bleed out. As I taught, we did hundreds per day with students, the correct commercial way, no running around, etc.

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

No running around like a chicken with its head cut off? lol

commented 9 years ago

country bumpkin

LOL

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bustieone

And to think of it, 15 High School kids with knives in hand, in a meat lab setting! Could not do that today... I never had any concerns of safety for myself, only if one nicked their own finger... Everyone conducted themselves in a professional manner, just wanting to learn. Never had a kid play around, or go wacky and turn on anyone. Many a time, my back was turned, on 14 of them, as I assisted one at their cutting board!

commented 9 years ago

Ducky

A different world now.

commented 9 years ago

nomdeplume

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At least I can still keep my beer in the fridge.

9 years ago. Rating: 8
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Bob/PKB

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No can do; I LIKE my Black Forest ham and sliced salami. I'll be careful about the other stuff, though, which aren't in my refrigerator right now.

Thank you, clonge; you provided an important message for us!!