Would you eat someone else's leftovers? (2013, dinner, refrigerator, lunch)

[mrs.cool]

We and a friend went out to dinner Saturday night, and he forgot his leftover prime rib in our refrigerator when he went home. I noticed it the next day, and warmed it up and gave it to hubby for lunch. He didn't think twice, but I did! Would you eat someone else's leftovers?

[lubby]

Yes and no, I wouldn't but my husband would.My mom has given my husband leftovers from when we have eaten out no big deal with him.

[DawnMTL]

I can't pick a poll choice because it really depends on whose leftovers they were.

Someone who I'd kiss on the lips? No problem.
Certain family members? No problem.
Anyone else? Not likely.

[weltschmerz]

A stranger's leftovers? Never. A close friend, lover or family member, who has no diseases that I'm aware of...probably.

[Naturen]

This question sounds like something that I read in the news about sharing 'leftovers'.

Are you referring to the Leftover Swap:

A New App Will Let You Share Your Leftovers With Strangers : All Tech Considered : NPR

[gentlearts]

I would eat my husband's leftovers, but it's not like there would be any.

[Sweet*Tea]

No, I wouldn't.

[maciesmom]

Originally Posted by DawnMTL

I can't pick a poll choice because it really depends on whose leftovers they were.

Someone who I'd kiss on the lips? No problem.
Certain family members? No problem.
Anyone else? Not likely.

Pretty much this....

[Dirt Grinder]

Heck - I don't eat my own leftovers.

[CheyDee]

Originally Posted by Sweet*Tea

No, I wouldn't.

Neither would I.