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Can you eat spaghetti after one week?
It depends!
* Uncooked spaghetti: Yes, you can definitely eat uncooked spaghetti after a week. It will still be safe to eat, but it may be a bit dry and stale.
* Cooked spaghetti: This is where things get tricky. Cooked spaghetti, especially if it's been sitting out at room temperature, is a breeding ground for bacteria. It's not safe to eat after a week.
Here's why you shouldn't eat cooked spaghetti after a week:
* Spoilage: Bacteria can multiply rapidly in cooked food, especially at room temperature. This can lead to food poisoning.
* Safety: Even if the spaghetti doesn't look or smell spoiled, bacteria can still be present and make you sick.
What to do with leftover spaghetti:
* Refrigerate immediately: After cooking, put your spaghetti in the refrigerator within 2 hours.
* Store properly: Store it in an airtight container.
* Use within 3-4 days: Cooked spaghetti is best enjoyed within 3-4 days of cooking.
In short: It's always best to err on the side of caution when it comes to food safety. Don't eat cooked spaghetti that has been sitting out for more than a week.
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