There are some foods that you shouldn't save for leftovers the next day if you're planning on reheating them. Certain foods just aren't meant to go near the microwave. According to Woman's Day, you could end up with food poisoning if you reheat these foods the next day:
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You don't want to end up with an upset stomach, all because you reheated your food. Do you have a habit of putting everything in the microwave the next day?
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I just had reheated Chinese food
Shouldn't reheat rice or chicken?! Absolute garbage
Everybody reheats chicken! And turkey after Thanksgiving and Christmas? Come on!
That would b very helpfull if the auther wrote the reason and theory behind every food.
Um wut. Lol.
Oh please...
Bottom line: throw your microwave. Lol
This article is not of any relevance. I should have been dead if it were!
Yet another completely stupid food article.
These are ridiculous. I've reheated most of this and have never gotten sick.
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Allyfedor:I just had reheated Chinese food
Mimi:Shouldn't reheat rice or chicken?! Absolute garbage
Desiree:Everybody reheats chicken! And turkey after Thanksgiving and Christmas? Come on!
Splashhhh:That would b very helpfull if the auther wrote the reason and theory behind every food.
Scarlett:Um wut. Lol.
peony:Oh please...
She:Bottom line: throw your microwave. Lol
Viv:This article is not of any relevance. I should have been dead if it were!
Stfulauren:Yet another completely stupid food article.
Melissa:These are ridiculous. I've reheated most of this and have never gotten sick.
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You don't want to end up with an upset stomach, all because you reheated your food. Do you have a habit of putting everything in the microwave the next day?
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