I left bacon in the trunk of my car overnight. Safe to eat?

[J0hnny]

I left bacon in the trunk of my car overnight. It was a warm humid night (~87 degrees in Texas)

Is it safe to eat? The package is airtight and the meat didn't change color at all.

I decided to cook it and eat it anyway. Too good to pass up!

 

[Chryso]

Yes, it is safe but don't cook it first.

 

[lokiju]

3/10

 

[Fritzo]

If the packages wasn't opened, smoked meat is pretty resistant to spoiling. It should have been OK unless it was really warm in your trunk.

 

[Goosemaster]

someone really need to do a

"i left a dead body in my trunk last night:


is it still safe to ......"



:laugh:

 

[j00fek]

id eat it

 

[IGBT]

..with the chemical load of sodium nitrate in it is it ever safe??

 

[Chryso]

I heard that the human race actually died out during the middle ages because there was no electricity to run their refrigerators.

 

[So]

Originally posted by: Chryso
I heard that the human race actually died out during the middle ages because there was no electricity to run their refrigerators.

Yeah, but those stupid humans were weaklings.

:shifty;

 

[Kasper4christ]

you heard that too? widespread fridge shortages caused riots in the streets, or so the ledgend goes.

 

[FoBoT]

if you cook it well, no problem

bacon has so much nitrates, it shouldn't be a problem

 

[Crescent13]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster
someone really need to do a

"i left a dead body in my trunk last night:


is it still safe to ......"



:laugh:

Too tempted to pass up