ok guys I need help.So I have a box of food that I dropped flat on the ground, it had viscous food inside of it that I want to eat, does lifting it like the illustration separate the contaminated floor food and the clean floorless food?
pls answer quick my dinner's getting cold
well i dont know so your dinner can remain fucking frozen
>>17083448looks like jeet curry
>>17083448Slide something under the box for support so the sloppa curry doesn't fall through
>>17083448You might scoop the top of the floor pile up, if it's viscous enough it didn't mix then the top of it didn't hit the floor.
>>17083515Yes, to get onto the table so you can scoop the rest out into a container. The floor tiles might need to be lifted off.
>>17083448Legitimately no idea what you are planning there based on the illustration but you can pretty safely scoop up all the food that isn't in direct contact withe the ground and eat it. Frankly speaking unless your ground is super dirty especially if it's your own home you can probably eat it all provided you eat it right away. The primary danger with food contamination is not eating some crumb or dust that was on the floor and it being mega poison, it's microbes that get into the food and start breeding in it.The longer you plan to store the food the more important food safety becomes.
