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In response to "Eat me! -- nm" by Spawn

speaking of cake, how long would you reasonably leave a cake out on the counter and still consider it safe to eat?

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Dec 14 '09, 20:43

Presume that it has a fruit (raspberry) filling.

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Btw they have these things call refrigerators to keep food fresher longer. You call them the back porch. - Redmond Dec 14, 20:49
Just leave cookies and milk like everyone else, brown-noser. nm - Dignan Dec 14, 20:47 1
- If I find out he's leaving cake unguarded, I'll fly my sleigh to his house and climb down his chimmey myself. nm - ralph wiggum Dec 14, 20:49
regular frosting or with butter or whipped cream? -- nm - b! Dec 14, 20:47 6
- Yeah, this is important. -- nm - kelly Dec 14, 20:49
- I didn't make the frosting, so I'm not sure. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:47 4
  - you can tell by the taste, silly. -- nm - loosilu Dec 14, 20:49 3
    - and/or texture. ::starts to go into detail and gets tired:: let's just say 3 days. -- nm - b! Dec 14, 20:51
    - I taste icing sugar, and a bit of creaminess that I can't quite place. So probably whipped cream. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:50 1
      - if it's whipped cream the sugar will be dissolved. You either have buttercream or non-buttercream. -- nm - loosilu Dec 14, 20:51
2 weeks at least. -- nm - Remlik Dec 14, 20:46 6
- hope you like Aspergillus. -- nm - loosilu Dec 14, 20:47 5
  - ok so you nuke the cake a bit in the 2nd week but it's fine otherwise! -- nm - Remlik Dec 14, 20:58
  - that's what I'm naming my firstborn. gill for short. -- nm - mafic Dec 14, 20:57
  - that's a probiotic, right? -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:52 2
    - like penicillin is a probiotic. -- nm - loosilu Dec 14, 20:55 1
      - oh, so, the opposite ... nice. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:56
speaking of food and Bery, how come you're always leaving your food out? first the orange...now the cake...i feel like it's trend -- nm - fedup Dec 14, 20:46 2
- I left the orange out because I didn't feel like eating it. When I finally did ... ick. I took one bite and then tossed it. - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:47 1
  - why didn't you finish the cake?!?! you could always heat it up and dunk it in milk i suppose...kill some bacteria first. - fedup Dec 14, 20:50
it depends on what's in the cake, as well as the ambient temperature and humidity. - loosilu Dec 14, 20:46 2
- This post gave me a berymander for wedding cake. *wink* -- nm - Redmond Dec 14, 20:47 1
  - I'm getting "Mountain Hardwear Jackets". wtf? -- nm - loosilu Dec 14, 20:50
forever -- nm - amanduh Dec 14, 20:46 1
- If it has not been cut, I concur. - Spawn Dec 14, 20:50
Should be fine as long as you don't leave it out in the rain. -- nm - Redmond Dec 14, 20:45 2
- noooooo! What cruel person would do such a thing? -- nm - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:46 1
  - I was gonna eat that cake. But now its all wet, I Dont think I want any. -- nm - Brak Dec 14, 20:48
a week -- nm - TFox Dec 14, 20:45
speaking of cake, did you know that a layered cake is just a reg cake cut in half with filling in the middle? -- nm - fedup Dec 14, 20:45 6
- not always, sometimes it's two or more individual cakes. -- nm - b! Dec 14, 20:49
- sometimes it's two cakes. -- nm - mafic Dec 14, 20:48
- I'm okay with that as long as the filling is icecream. Where is Krusty when I need backup? -- nm - Hotkiss Dec 14, 20:47 1
  - Word. Only cake I'll eat! -- nm - Krusty Dec 14, 20:51
- omg, really? - Beryllium Dec 14, 20:46 1
  - learn something new everyday. haha! (srsly when i learned that about cakes the first time, i was totally amazed) - fedup Dec 14, 20:47
four days. -- nm - Agent.Vermin Dec 14, 20:44

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