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Food safety experts warn that certain leftovers should not stay in the refrigerator for more than 48 hours because harmful bacteria can still grow even in cold storage. In the EatingWell report, specialists explain that foods like cooked rice, pasta, salads, and large-batch dishes are especially risky when kept too long. Moist environments and slow cooling allow bacteria such as Bacillus cereus, Listeria, and Salmonella to multiply without visible signs of spoilage. Experts recommend refrigerating food quickly, storing it in shallow containers, and discarding high-risk leftovers within two days. When in doubt, they advise following a strict “throw it out” approach for safety.
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