Would you eat it?

[TX_Kevin]

I would not eat it if I were you. Instead I'd throw the pot back on the stove, go buy two 24 packs of Lone Star beer, put it all on ice, and then I'd announce to all the TBHers out there that deer chilli was on the stove and there was free Lone Star in the ice chest.

Watch the first four or five guys for a few minutes. If they don't croak, it's safe to get you a bowl. Oh, and don't forget to post your address and what time the beer will be cold!

[Brannon74]

just eat it.

[ken]

My grandmother was from the city and told me a story about the first time she visited my grandfather's family in the hills. She said after dinner they would leave the leftover food on the table, cover it with the table cloth and leave it overnight. Next morning flip down the table cloth and there's breakfast.

Yes, I have left chili out overnight and never gotten sick from eating it.

[stickemhard3]

heat it up real good and munch down on it....some people eat raw fish (i cant) so go for it

[Reaper33]

heck ya eat it, it would be a dang shame to let a good thing go to waste. thats like not drinking a beer bc you left it out a bit to long and its kinda warm

[DonBon]

some people live by the 3 second rule but mines more like 15 minutes.

[blacksunshine]

Made a big pot of deer chili last night, and it was muy delicioso. It was 9:00 p.m. when I took the pot off the stove. Went to bed around 10:30, but forgot to put the pot in the fridge. I got up and threw it in at 5:30 a.m. this morning, not wanting to throw out such a good batch, but really thinking I should. What would you do? Room temp last night was 70 degrees.

Todd

pssshhh...nothing wrong with that....as long as there weren't any little friends eating on it overnight, I would just give it a quick second cooking and have at it...whatever might have been growing, if anything at all, is now extra protein!

CHOW DOWN!

(just make sure you have some immodium, kaopectate and pepto around, )

[rhouston]

eat it

[WalkieTalkie]

not a prob whatsoever