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Doktornaturcom
1 year ago

No, no. The consumption of meat not properly stored may cause serious food infections such as diarrhea, as heat-resistant bacteria or toxins can develop over time.

Therefore correct storage is very important. It should always be cooled, ideally at temperatures below +7 °C, where a refrigerator temperature of 2-4 °C is recommended.

Warrior2022
1 year ago

With gamm meat, some people even make money. Even they wouldn’t eat it… I wouldn’t.

777MxRxlLa777
1 year ago

I wouldn’t eat it anymore. I had tried that two times and had a light food poisoning.

stowaway
1 year ago

It won’t taste!

WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago

Meat yes, fish no.

Tommyleinchen59
1 year ago

No.

WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago

Yes:

Venus345
1 year ago

Meat no longer eat,

Tommyleinchen59
1 year ago

Well, good appetite.

WeHaveTheAnswer
1 year ago

Unfortunately, fried meat can be eaten without problems if it has been heated long enough to correspondingly high temperatures. This was not shown and thematized at Stern-TV all too long ago. While Clostridium Botulinum is heat-resistant, therefore depraved fish is still toxic even after being heated,

even if you’re throwing yourself on the ground now, you’ll circle and trample with the feet.

Violetta1
1 year ago

Don’t bother, even if you’re throwing yourself on the ground, circle and trample with the feet.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

No way.

vogerlsalat
1 year ago

No, please.

Violetta1
1 year ago

“Everything is edible. Some things just once.”

You can do anything, but you shouldn’t.

Food poisoning is definitely not funny.

Spikeman197
1 year ago

Hüstel…

Some foods are generally to be cooked well because the salmonella load is relatively high.

If a food is lazy or moldy, most toxins do NOT disappear by heating!

Tommyleinchen59
1 year ago

Bad meat belongs to the garbage.

Point.

Velbert2
1 year ago

Bad stays bad. No heating changes.

putzfee1
1 year ago

No, it doesn’t work.

Take away the meat. Food poisoning is extremely unpleasant and fatal in the worst case.

Schimeck
1 year ago

Anyone who has undergone a proper meat poisoning will answer this question with no. So my answer: NO!

TheMonkfood
1 year ago

Dried meat should be disposed of in the interest of your own health