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Default Left dough out

I went shopping the other day and came home and put the groceries away. The next
day, just about 24 hours later, I found I had missed a package of that ready
made Tollhouse cookie dough out on the counter. I put it in the refrigerator,
but I'm wondering now if it will be safe to use? Any ideas? It's one of those
flat packages with 24 little squares of dough that you break apart into
individual cookies. Thanks.
 
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