Can you eat pudding that was left out overnight?
It's not recommended to eat pudding that has been left out overnight. Here's why:
* Bacteria growth: Pudding, especially if it contains dairy, is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria at room temperature. This can lead to foodborne illness.
* Spoilage: The pudding's texture and flavor can change over time, becoming unpleasant.
Exceptions:
* Refrigerated Pudding: If the pudding was refrigerated overnight, it's generally safe to eat if it has been stored properly and doesn't have any signs of spoilage (like an off smell or change in texture).
* Pudding with Long Shelf Life: Some pudding varieties have a longer shelf life due to added preservatives. Check the expiration date on the container.
Bottom line: It's best to err on the side of caution and throw away pudding that's been left out overnight.
Always trust your senses: If the pudding looks, smells, or tastes off in any way, it's best to discard it.
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