yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?

~john

levelwave wrote:
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?

40 degrees, it's definitely OK. If a milk product has gone off, you
can smell it.
>
> ~john

--Bryan

levelwave wrote:
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?

Safe for what... for birth control... yes you can swallow.

levelwave wrote:
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
Was it around 40°F and below, or 40°F and above? Your refrigerator
is probably 40°F, right? And the carton was unopened? If it smells
okay when you open it, I'd use it. -aem

actually... it was more like 50 to 55. I'll give her a whif here in a
few.

~john

Is it widely known that projectile vomit chick is Sheldon' gimmick?

~john

On Tue 10 Jan 2006 11:22:16a, levelwave wrote in rec.food.cooking:

> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> ~john
>

Yes.

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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In article .com>,
"levelwave" > wrote:

> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> ~john

Sure. Taste it. If it's sour, toss it. If it's not, put it in the
fridge.
--
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 1-3-2006, Sam I Am! and Hello!

On 10 Jan 2006 10:22:16 -0800, "levelwave" >
wrote:

>yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
>if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
>over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
>~john


Pour some in hot coffee. If it does not curdle, it is ok.
--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974

The Cook wrote:
>"levelwave" wrote:
>
> >yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> >if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> >over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> Pour some in hot coffee. If it does not curdle, it is ok.

Curdling could also mean the coffee is too hot.

What a couple of babies... just taste it, no one ever died from soured
cream.

levelwave wrote:
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> ~john
>


Yes. Especially if it was unopened, and even more so if it was
"ultra-pasteurized".

Bob

On 10 Jan 2006 10:40:46 -0800, "levelwave" >
wrote:

>actually... it was more like 50 to 55. I'll give her a whif here in a
>few.
>
>~john

It will probably be OK for a few days if stored properly, but expect a
shorter shelf life.

Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!

On 10 Jan 2006 10:22:16 -0800, "levelwave" >
wrote:

>yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
>if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
>over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?

Hell, we leave half&half out on the kitchen counter for hours at a
time, and haven't ever had a problem with it.

I think they must do something to it to make it keep longer than milk
- it's almost impossible to get the stuff to go bad.

Jo Anne

> What a couple of babies... just taste it, no one ever died from soured
> cream.
>
Oh my I just totally agreed with Sheldon. Ack... taking some Echinacea just
incase.

Lynne

levelwave wrote:
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> ~john
>


You'll never know unless you taste it.

I suspect it will be OK but may sour a bit
sooner than the expiration date on the carton.

We all make mistakes.

gloria p

levelwave wrote:
> Is it widely known that projectile vomit chick is Sheldon' gimmick?

Actually we're a mutual admiration society... we've never met (not to
my knowledge) but if we ever did first thing we'd do to each other is
something pornographic.

Sheldon

levelwave wrote:
>
> yeah it's cheap...I should prolly just toss it, I know. But I'm curious
> if it would still be good... I left a carton of half 'n half in the car
> over night in around 40 degree weather. You think it's safe?
>
> ~john

Of course it's fine. Why wouldn't it be?
Kate