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I forgot to bring my lunch to work today and the only food in sight (besides stale vending machine "food") is a serving of homemade chicken alfredo and veggies I made on Sunday night. It has been refrigerated the entire time, except transporting from home to work--about 20 minutes.
Do you think it's safe to eat? I generally don't eat leftovers after 3-4 days, but I'm starving!
I forgot to bring my lunch to work today and the only food in sight (besides stale vending machine "food") is a serving of homemade chicken alfredo and veggies I made on Sunday night. It has been refrigerated the entire time, except transporting from home to work--about 20 minutes.
Do you think it's safe to eat? I generally don't eat leftovers after 3-4 days, but I'm starving!
As long as it was refigerated I would think it would be just fine. Take a whiff of it though before and after you reheat and if in doubt throw it out.
My co-workers are shocked by how long I keep, then eat leftovers. I think my tolerance has a lot to do with my strong digestive system and a well functioning refrigerator.
I would eat that, if I liked that.
I generally will keep most leftovers a week before throwing them out. But it depends on what those leftovers are.
My co-workers are shocked by how long I keep, then eat leftovers. I think my tolerance has a lot to do with my strong digestive system and a well functioning refrigerator.
I would eat that, if I liked that.
I generally will keep most leftovers a week before throwing them out. But it depends on what those leftovers are.
See...that's what I'm thinking. I also have a strong digestive system and the refrigerator at work it just a few degrees short of a freezer.
I would pack it for my husband after that long. A week is about it for leftovers for the most part, so that should be okay. But if you're really leery, maybe you could order a pizza or something!
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