I just ate (about 30 min ago) a bit of pork pie that is 2 days out of date. What can i do to stop being ill?

Answer 1

as long as it was kept in a fridge I'm sure it'll be fine

Answer 2

Pork pie is fine, don't worry! its only a guide line, is OK if it was a couple of days out of date, it would last for 3 after its date. it wont do u any harm, the food doesn't go off, there is actually no such thing, it just starts to spoil from the bacteria multiplying. so don't worry. i do foo tech and have learnt about it all. Just don't eat cream after its sell by date or any think like or it will make u ill. Pie is fine, ecspecailly pork pie as the pastry also helps preserve it with the fats.

Answer 3

Crikey!!! You asked that question 4 days ago so, if you are still in the land of the living, you know the result by now.

If you are still alive and kicking, and neither Jewish or Muslim, have another bash at the pork pies. My favourites come from Waitrose - £1.65 for medium size and £2.15 for the large ones. Am never without a Waitrose pork pie for snacks.

Answer 4

Pray! lol. Quite honestly, there is not much else you can do, apart from forcing yourself to throw up. However, I would risk it and would do nothing. If it didn't smell bad or look rotten, chances are it was not so bad, if it had been kept in the fridge. 2 days is not too much, plus you didn;t eat so much. Of course, I could be wrong, and you could end up with a diarrhea in 6-7 hours from now. Anyway, what I would do, is make sure that I am near a toilet for the next 24 hours. If nothing happens by then, you are OK. Good luck and let us know how it went.

Answer 5

you will be fine as long as it was in the fridge and you re-heated it thoroughly...and if you dont mind me asking what the hell is pork pie...just the name itself makes me want to vomit...i always eat stuff a couple days out of date..nothing wrong with the product..its just a way with companies to sell more of their product..its the same way with medications to be honest..it has a do not take after a certain date..but most of them still work..blahhh.well hope you dont get sick and stay away from pork..

Answer 6

You don’t need to exercise for long periods of time. Short, sharp sets of exercise will produce better results if you work hard. Get a missing rope, skip for two min's, do push ups for one minute, skip for two minutes, rest for starters minute. Then change the push approximately something else like sit ups and also do the set again. Repeat it five times and it’s a quick, effective workout that will advance results than a long run or swim.

Answer 7

Don't worry you will be OK.If the pie was mouldy or likely to cause you harm it would not have tasted very nice and you would have spit it out,Most use by dates on food err very much on the side of safety and two days overdue is not all that excessive. Two or three weeks would be a different matter..

Answer 8

Keep a food diary. Seeing every morsel of food you’ve eaten in a day written down can assist you to see where you’re overdoing that, or reveal patterns or triggers to bad ways of eating.

Answer 9

Be blue! Weirdly, azure shades have been proven to have a positive effect on your will probably to exercise regularly and refrain from bad foods. So, wear orange, eat from blue plates and watch the pounds drop off!

Answer 10

Bask in the sun. Just 20 minutes of Vitamin D absorption daily will boost your ability in order to loose weight.

Answer 11

The chances of that pie being toxic are minimal. Eat by dates are usually at least a week premature, so there is NOTHING to worry about.