Would you still eat this?

[Deleted]

I'd tear that shit up.

[rex]

No.

[Deleted]

There was no fresh milk or cream so it may be ok. I don't think i'd eat it though.

[luckyval]

I would eat it, but I'm not the best judge of these things

Thou shalt not waste good mac and cheese

[Jalapeñomel]

I'd probably eat it. I've eaten a ton of pizza that's been left out over night in my college days, so maybe I'm not a good judge...

[Deleted]

No way

[idoinjuly]

I don't think it's a good idea, but it's sounds really delicious. Sorry.

[SKP82]

I wouldn't eat it. Sorry, but not worth it.

[Kit]

I probably would, actually. Cheese is often left out for long periods of time and people eat that without getting sick.

[soozy87]

I would eat it. Just heat it up really hot, I am sure it kills any bacteria...

[candreco]

Sept 13, 2013 8:01:55 GMT -5 soozy87 said:

I would eat it. Just heat it up really hot, I am sure it kills any bacteria...

Yeah, I have to admit that I'd probably throw it in a baking dish, maybe with a little more milk, bake it until it was all browned and bubbly, and assume that killed off any bacteria.

[blueballoon]

Yes, eat it. It will be fine.

[Captain Serious]

I'd be more worried about the pasta making me sick than the cheese, especially after hearing that simple carbs are what go bad the fastest, like the potatos in potato salad.

[eddy]

I would eat it. Just thoroughly heat it back up.

I think we are too strict with our rules with food. I also have a gut of steel so you know there is that.

[cheeseandcrackers]

i would lol

[whitemerlot]

I had food poisoning while pregnant and it was a horrible experience. I would toss that.

It sounds delicious. I'm sorry.

[mrssandro]

I would eat it.

[Deleted]

I would. I've also eaten a pork chop that was left in the car overnight. Beast mode.

[circa1978]

I'd eat it but since you're pregnant, I wouldn't want you to eat it, if that makes sense. I'd try it out on my H first and see how it went.

[kcr1972]

I am the worst about leaving things out. I would eat it.

[snipsnsnails]

Dang, I normally say yes to all of this, but that's too long for bacteria to be growing all up in there *and* you're pregnant. I'd pass, sadly. Sounds good though! sorry!

[VillainV]

If I went to a buffet or something, and their mac n' cheese had been left out at an unsafe temperature overnight, I wouldn't come anywhere near it. And I'd be pretty grossed out. So yeah, I probably wouldn't eat it (especially for you mekiakoo because you're pregnant!), even though it might be okay. You could try adding some more milk and heating again past a safe temperature though, but that might dry it out....so i don't know. I'd probably toss it and make it again. BTW, it sounds REALLY yummy :-)

[lavender444]

No way. Especially while being pregnant it is not worth the risk. Sounds yummy, though.

[bittybomb]

I did the same thing earlier in the week. Made myself a kickass turkey, and muenster sandwich which also had russian dressing and a salad with fresh mozzarella balls for lunch, put it in my lunchbag and forgot to put it in the fridge. KILLED me to throw it away the next morning:(

I wouldn't eat it. And if I did convince myself it was okay, I probably wouldn't enjoy it because I'd be wondering if I was slowly killing myself with each bite.

[Deleted]

Wait, I forgot you're pregnant. That changes my answer. Do. Not. Eat.

[snickers]

Nope!

[BAMFMrsB]

Sept 13, 2013 8:54:31 GMT -5 circa1978 said:

I'd eat it but since you're pregnant, I wouldn't want you to eat it, if that makes sense. I'd try it out on my H first and see how it went.

I agree with this - let your DH be the guinea pig. Let HIM eat it for say lunch. If he is not experiencing gastrointestinal distress by dinner time, NOM away!

[Deleted]

I'd let my husband eat it, but I wouldn't eat it pregnant. Not pregnant, I would definitely eat it.

[caddywompus]

I would eat it, for sure. I figure heating it up in the oven would kill off anything bad.....

[bonquiqui]

No, but in all fairness, I wouldn't eat fresh mac & cheese either lol