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Rhonda Anderson
 
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Default Don't let meat or mayo get warm

Bob Pastorio > wrote in
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> wrote:
>


>> Eggs after 8 hours (even though Canadian eggs usually do not have
>> salmonella) milk after two days, even though it has not reached the
>> BB date.

>
> Eggs can be held at room temperature for days and even weeks. As long
> as they're cooked through at service.
>

Indeed, eggs are not refrigerated in stores here (NSW, Australia). They are
simply kept on a shelf. I do refrigerate them when I get them home, as a
matter of course. I suppose I don't really need to in winter, but I just
keep doing it as a habit. In summer it's a good idea as our kitchen can get
pretty warm if the airconditioning isn't on - e.g. when nobody's home
during the day. Actually, even when Rob's home he tends not to put the
airconditioning on till he gets to the point where he's complaining about
how stinking hot it is.


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Rhonda Anderson
Penrith, NSW, Australia