Would you let your DC eat this?

[dukie41181]

We brought home leftovers from dinner last night. Daughter has penne with marinara with grilled chicken on top. I forgot to refridgerate it overnight and discovered it this morning. Would you still let your child eat it?

[kerridean]

Not a chance in hell

[wellyes]

No way unless you want a night of hellish food poisoning. I know from personal experience.

[boogiemomz]

Nope. Don't mess around with chicken.

[egoldber]

No. I am pretty liberal with food and that is outside even my comfort zone.

[lhafer]

No way. :nodno:

[crl]

No.

Catherine

[DebbieJ]

oh, no way!

[dukie41181]

Thanks for confirming my gut!

[ett]

Nope. I wouldn't even eat it myself.

[TwinFoxes]

Nope. Don't mess around with chicken.

:yeahthat:

Agree with PP, I wouldn't eat it, and I'm not especially worried about sell by dates and refrigeration...and I don't ever remember having food poisoning! But room temperature chicken...uh no.

[DrSally]

no, nak.........

[doberbrat]

I MIGHT feed it to my dog depending on house temp but prop not even that

kids/me? heck no

[Momof3Labs]

Nope, no way, straight in the garbage!

[mariza]

:bag last week we left a Bertucci's pizza out on the kitchen table overnight (the yummy Silano, with chicken and broccoli in a lemon pepper cream sauce with mozzarella cheese) and DH and I had it for breakfast. We were both fine. Not that I'm recommending you feed your child with left-out chicken, just felt like "outing" myself :rotflmao:and letting you know I survived to tell the story. (In our defense, we had the A/C on in the kitchen and it was slightly cooler than room temp :)

[bubbaray]

Nope, no way, straight in the garbage!


:yeahthat: Wouldn't even feed it to the dog

[MamaMolly]

My DH would eat it. I wouldn't eat it, nor would I give it to DD. :) Good gut, Mama!

[MMMommy]

No way! I wouldn't even eat it or let DCs eat it if it had been sitting out just a few hours, let alone a whole night.