TheMightyTen said:Can also take upto 48 hours, particularly in some cases of Campylobacter jejuni and Camoylobacter coli and also some viral food poisonings.
Staphylococcus aureus!
Yeah i've done food hygeine courses too.
TheMightyTen said:Can also take upto 48 hours, particularly in some cases of Campylobacter jejuni and Camoylobacter coli and also some viral food poisonings.
SherberT* said:Staphylococcus aureus!
Yeah i've done food hygeine courses too.
It's just sad I don't get to do as much lab and R&D work as I used to, as I made the mistake of also having a degree in Information System Engineering before I decided on a carreer change to be a BMS. After the amalgamation of the Public Health Laboratory Service into the HPA someone noticed it and cajooled me into being an Information sifter & shifterSherberT* said:I kinda guessed that from your previous post.
Megahurtz400 said:If its in those little metal containers just bung em all into the microwave for 20 mins, larvaly
LOL think he either means plastic instead of metal or oven instead of microwaveDunK1 said:
Megahurtz400 said:If its in those little metal containers just bung em all into the microwave for 20 mins, larvaly
blighter said:you reheat chinese?
Raymond Lin said:Nuke it, it'll be fine. I find noodles taste better after reheating for some reason, something to do with the flavour marinated overnight or something.
TiZoR said:whats immuno-compromised when its at home?
i actually lolledAdz said:I think... and it's a massive leap of deduction... that it might mean your immune system is compromised?
TheMightyTen said:In the lab we see 6-7 cases of food poisoning a week for the West Midlands that have a tangible connection to reheated rice (either reheated by a food establishment or at home)
Megahurtz400 said:If you want it hot DO NOT microwave it, itll go all dry and manky.