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Default Refrigerating items with dairy or eggs

There's a discussion on another message board as to whether any
product made with dairy or eggs has to be kept refrigerated. Before
you say yes, ask yourself do you refrigerate things like candies,
cookies, cakes, or breads. Everyone else seems to think that if a
homemade product contains dairy or eggs, no matter what it is, it has
to be kept refrigerated. I seem to be the lone holdout who says it
depends on what the item is. For example, I don't refrigerate pumpkin
pie or pecan pie, even though they both contain eggs. I do, however,
refrigerate savory items like soups, quiches, and casseroles whether
they contain meat or not.
 
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