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In response to
"
speaking of cake, how long would you reasonably leave a cake out on the counter and still consider it safe to eat?
"
by
Beryllium
regular frosting or with butter or whipped cream? -- nm
Posted by
b! (aka starrynut)
Dec 14 '09, 20:47
regular lasts a long time, but may dry out.
Responses:
Yeah, this is important. -- nm
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kelly
Dec 14, 20:49
I didn't make the frosting, so I'm not sure. -- nm
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Beryllium
Dec 14, 20:47
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you can tell by the taste, silly. -- nm
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loosilu
Dec 14, 20:49
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and/or texture. ::starts to go into detail and gets tired:: let's just say 3 days. -- nm
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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
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Beryllium
Dec 14, 20:50
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if it's whipped cream the sugar will be dissolved. You either have buttercream or non-buttercream. -- nm
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loosilu
Dec 14, 20:51
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