OMG am I gonna die!?
May. 31st, 2011 08:15 pmOkay so yesterday I bought some hamburger meat.
Today I came home and cooked that meat. And ate it. I also ate some tomato salad I'd had in the fridge. When I was eating the tomatoes I noticed they seemed unusually warm for something I'd just taken from the fridge. So I looked in the fridge and noticed that everything in there was kind of warm.
!!!!!!!!!!!
The thermometer in the freezer said it was zero, so that was okay. I moved the thermometer into the fridge and it registered SIXTY DEGREES!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I turned the fridge all the way up to Max Cold and even now (about 45 minutes later) it's only gotten down to 55 degrees!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I ate this meat that had been sitting at practically room temperature for the past 24 hours! Not to mention I also ate cheese and salad dressing that might have been sitting around at room temperature for DAYS!
Am I gonna get sick!?!? E-coli? Liver failure?? What!? WHAT!?!?
(Just FYI, the recommended temperature for a refrigerator is no more than 40 degrees.)
Today I came home and cooked that meat. And ate it. I also ate some tomato salad I'd had in the fridge. When I was eating the tomatoes I noticed they seemed unusually warm for something I'd just taken from the fridge. So I looked in the fridge and noticed that everything in there was kind of warm.
!!!!!!!!!!!
The thermometer in the freezer said it was zero, so that was okay. I moved the thermometer into the fridge and it registered SIXTY DEGREES!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I turned the fridge all the way up to Max Cold and even now (about 45 minutes later) it's only gotten down to 55 degrees!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I ate this meat that had been sitting at practically room temperature for the past 24 hours! Not to mention I also ate cheese and salad dressing that might have been sitting around at room temperature for DAYS!
Am I gonna get sick!?!? E-coli? Liver failure?? What!? WHAT!?!?
(Just FYI, the recommended temperature for a refrigerator is no more than 40 degrees.)