Friday, September 12

10 Foods You Should Never Eat As Leftovers

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Potatoes

The thing with fries, which is definitely one of the most beloved dishes on the ENTIRE planet, is that the minute you cook them for a second time, they can become toxic.

How? Warm temperatures are known to enhance the growth of rare bacteria and botulism, which can be found in potatoes. If you can’t bear to throw those fries away, at least refrigerate uneaten cooked potatoes right away.

Don’t take them out of the oven and let them sit for one hour, just refrigerate them right away. This way, you’ll avoid eating leftovers that might harm your body, but you’ll also avoid throwing out food!

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12 thoughts on “10 Foods You Should Never Eat As Leftovers”

  1. Carrots and celery you can absolutely use them yet. Just chop them up assuming they are raw one put them in the freezer

  2. Basically what they’re saying for all these is it don’t leave them out on the counter and then eat them later as leftovers well I don’t know anybody who does such a thing of course you refrigerate it and then you reheat it completely based on this article I don’t think I’m going to read or trust anything else on this website

  3. I am 75 years old and have no disease or any medicine to take like any old person does, heating rice which is 3 days old, chicken or potato or carrot or any food that you mention is common in Asian countries and has no adverse effect in our body and I my family and friends are doing it for 75 years of my life that I know. may it be true for some people who have weak guts cause I heard and read some people die by eating leaf over rice or pasta.

  4. This article is ridiculous and instilling fear. I’ve eaten every single one of these foods hundreds of times over the years, heated and unheated, as leftovers, and never, ever have I gotten sick. I’m 75 years old so Ive been doing this for that long. As a matter of fact, many of these foods taste better and have more flavor and intensity when leftover and reheated. Back up your claims with data please!

  5. I’ve eaten everything on this list as leftovers, except beets, which I don’t like anyway. Maybe I’m just lucky, but I’ve never had a problem.

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