two days old salads made from the exact same ingredients, the left one was eaten directly from the container the day prior by huelurking101
anonymous_makaveli_ on September 27, 2024 7:54 am The contamination from your fork when eating causes bacterial increase.. hence spoiling of the food
Meanwhile-in-Paris on September 27, 2024 7:55 am So the one on the right was untouched but the one on the left was in contact with germs as you ate directly from the box?
Hunterwclf on September 27, 2024 8:31 am Do they both have seasoning/vinegar in? Iirc vinegar can also do cause this
alfiethemog on September 27, 2024 8:38 am To be fair, the one on the left looks pretty good for having been eaten already.
Altruistic_Net9441 on September 27, 2024 8:43 am I usually try to eat mine fresh, but sometimes I forget leftovers in the fridge.Â
woutomatic on September 27, 2024 8:47 am It’s because you opened it. Most fresh products contain a gas like CO2 instead of regular air to keep the product from oxidizing.
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I think its the avocado that stained everything
The contamination from your fork when eating causes bacterial increase.. hence spoiling of the food
So the one on the right was untouched but the one on the left was in contact with germs as you ate directly from the box?
Do they both have seasoning/vinegar in?
Iirc vinegar can also do cause this
To be fair, the one on the left looks pretty good for having been eaten already.
I usually try to eat mine fresh, but sometimes I forget leftovers in the fridge.Â
It’s because you opened it. Most fresh products contain a gas like CO2 instead of regular air to keep the product from oxidizing.
Do people not get what makes food spoil anymore?