Would You Eat Food That Fell On The Floor?

[_Cathy_]

Yes. I use the 5 second rule if I dropped it at home and it's dry food.

I was very surprised when my OC seatmate at work ate food that fell on the floor at work area. He goes by the 5 second rule as well.

five-second rule states that food dropped on the ground will not be significantly contaminated with bacteria if it is picked up within five seconds of being dropped

[crave]

Nope i won't. Yun nga lang food na lumabas sa plate tapos nahulog sa table/ plate mat di ko na kinakain, yung pa kayang sa floor.

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[Gumusut_Amige]

hindi... pero ang alam ko ay 3 second rule

[_Cathy_]

Wala bang cowboy dito?

[nhiecah_nice29]

Me. i also follow the 5 sec rule pero at home lang lalo na yung na dropped ng baby ko. Sayang kasi minsan.

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[Manilablock]

Yup wag lang curry o lugaw ung mahulog sa floor.

[ClaNker]

Oo.

Too short

[NiCe2KnowU]

oo naman, kahit naman nahulog na masarap pa din naman
pero kung hindi ikaw ang kakain wag mo na ipaalam :D

[Retz]

Nung bata pa ako nahulog ung isang scoop ng ice cream habang kinakain ko, ni scoop ko ulit sa sahig.


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[NiCe2KnowU]

ako nga nahulog ko sa sahig yung isang pan or 2 kilo ng makaroni sphagetti sa sahig eh
nun nagwowork pa ako as service crew dati bata pa ako..
iniscoop din namin tapos serve sa mga costumer, ok naman sarap na sarap nga eh

[Monseratto]

Depends on the floor... but watch this video.

[Walter]

Depends on the floor... but watch this video.

They should've tested the item before and after dropping it.

[BratPAQ]

Depende sa food, kung dry sya Ok lang, pero kung basa at mabilis dikitan ng dumi hindi na.

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[dr. d]

in my house and masarap yung food na nahulog? of course i'd eat it! lalo na kung meatball..
malinis ang sahig sa house namin.
at hilong-hilo pa yung mga mikrobyo, hindi pa sila toxic. hilo sila hanggang 10 seconds..

but in public places... kahit chicharon pa yan...

[chua_riwap]

madalas ko marinig sa mga bata...."pwede pa yan. la pa 5 mins."




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[JC-Tsikot]

why not? depende sa food at depende sa floor.. kung spagetti yan syempre hindi na pero kung tinapay lang pwede pa! kung sa lrt yan syempre hindi na pero kung sa bahay mo lang baka pwede pa..

[holdencaulfield]

N-O-!

hindi puwede yan!

sahig namin laging tuyo.
pero sa labas ng bahay kahit bakuran yung ebak ng mga aso ko nakikita ko pa kahit remnants. tapos papasok ako sa loob ng bahay.
andaming gago na tinatapon yung mga patay na daga dito sa kalsada samen.
yung tuyo na na daga naapakan ko minsan. tapos ganun din ipapasok ko yung tsinelas ko sa bahay.
makikita at naaapakan ko sa kalye, ebak, dura, plema, sipon, dugo, ihi, patay na hayop. kahit hindi dito samen.
tapos papasok ako sa bahay.
yummy!

kakikita ko lang sa labas namin ng plemang may dugo.
parang pandan at strawberry goo.
pag nalaglag dun siguro yung pandesal baka puwede na.
kunwari hindi ko alam.

[_Cathy_]

Definitely not in public places too...

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[cast_no_shadow]

Basta dry food and floor sa house.

Minsan sa office basta walang nakatingin hahaha


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[jick.cejoco]

of all places i have been to and dined, the most stringent sanitation regulations regarding food, food establishments , food preparation systems and food preparation equipment is on guam. the restaurants (from medium range budget to five star hotels) in the main land u.s., europe and some parts of asia, the guam standards are sometimes equaled but never surpassed except the street food establishment

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