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Can I leave butter out at room temp for a week or two safely or will it give me diarrhea?

>> No.17498196

>>17498188
Is diarrhea unsafe?

>> No.17498202

>>17498188
your immune system is a muscle that needs to be exercised just like all the others. A little 'rrea is just the weakness leaving your body

>> No.17498227

I've left mine out for a month and it's fine

>> No.17498257

>>17498188
Pre packaged butter is full of preservatives etc, it’ll be fine desu

>> No.17498259

>>17498257
What if I packaged it myself

>> No.17498262

>>17498259
I mean store brought. If you churn your own you should refrigerate it desu

>> No.17498270

>>17498262
What if it's cultured?

>> No.17498280
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17498280

>>17498270
Store bought: fine to leave out
Homemade: keep in the refrigerator

>> No.17498282

>>17498270
Is that like how if you play plants music they grow more? What do they do to make the cows more cultured?

>> No.17498303

>>17498282
Bacterial cultures anon, butter made from partially fermented cream

>> No.17498311

>>17498303
Why would anyone eat moldly butter

>> No.17498323

>>17498311
Not moldy, just has probiotics, like yoghurt

>> No.17498357

HOW MANY FUCKING TIMES ARE WE GOING TO HAVE THIS MOTHERFUCKING COCKSUCKING FUCKING THREAD? Yes, you can leave butter on your counter. No, I will not refrigerate my butter. No, I'm not buying a butter bell. FUCK YOU.

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17498453

>>17498357
>No, I'm not buying a butter bell
Damn right.
You can't trust those fucking things.

>> No.17498491

>>17498188
Salted butter keeps pretty well at room temp.
Unsalted / no preservatives will generally pick up mold which tells you it is no longer good.

>> No.17498537

>>17498188
>Can I leave butter out at room temp for a week
never had a problem but then the butter gets used long before then.

>> No.17498634

>>17498357
As long as chicken washers have internet access, we’ll keep having these threads.

>> No.17498637

>>17498357
oops already posted

>> No.17499255

>>17498357
If you don't cover it you'll get the butter flies.

>> No.17499271

>>17498257
Even the cheapest store brand butter only has cream and salt as the ingredients. Salt can act as a preservative though.

I've left butter out and it's fine, but it's pretty warm where I live and if it sits out for over a week it starts to taste slightly rancid. The chance of it spoiling and making you sick is pretty slim, it just starts to taste bad. You can make ghee or clarified butter which can lasts for months at room temperature since it has no solids or water left in it and it's basically pure fat.

>> No.17499275

>>17498323
Why are you hurting yogs? Also what's a yog?

>> No.17499298

>>17498634
Whites invented the internet. We will always have access to it, and I don't care what you say we will sterilize EVERYTHING.

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17499309

>>17499298
Some white guys invented it. You on the other hand didn't invent shit.

>> No.17499331

dis nigga can't even get over a butta bug. if no flies or bacteria begin growing it on then you're gucci you big baby.

>> No.17499336

>>17498188
> diarrhea?
If you want to lose weight try the diarrhea diet. Only eat foods that give you diarrhea. You will lose a lot of weight

>> No.17499829

>>17499271
Idiot. Ghee is solid at room temperature

>> No.17500337

>>17499829
u mad wugga?

>> No.17500358

>>17498453
A personal favorite Wikipedia article, ain't no horror movie can beat this:
>The blood of the three divers left intact inside the chambers likely boiled instantly, stopping their circulation.
> Hellevik, being exposed to the highest pressure gradient and in the process of moving to secure the inner door, was forced through the crescent-shaped opening measuring 60 centimetres (24 in) long created by the jammed interior trunk door. With the escaping air and pressure, it included bisection of his thoracoabdominal cavity, which resulted in fragmentation of his body, followed by expulsion of all of the internal organs of his chest and abdomen, except the trachea and a section of small intestine, and of the thoracic spine. These were projected some distance, one section being found 10 metres (30 ft) vertically above the exterior pressure door.

>> No.17500520

>>17498357
Imagine being filtered by butter.

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>>17500358

>> No.17501662

>>17500358
what would it feel like if all of your blood instantly boiled? would it be painful or would you die instantly?

>> No.17501664

>>17498188
How else would you store butter?

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>>17498188
use either amber glass or better yet an opaque butter dish, uv from sunlight can break the double carbon bonds and speed up making it rancid. pic related

>> No.17501751

>>17500358
spicy

>> No.17501816

>>17501662
>would it be painful
They were big guys...

But no, they never stood a chance.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byford_Dolphin#Diving_bell_accident

>> No.17501829

>>17501664
cram

>> No.17501892

>>17501816
Wow. Just wow.

>> No.17502466

That's what I grew up doing only one person has ever told me it's weird

>> No.17502470

>>17500358
Delta P is a unforgiving mistress

>> No.17502944

>>17499275
It's a singular yog. Short for Yog Sothoth. And I wouldn't be worried about him getting hurt, he's a big guy.

>> No.17504177

Cut 1/4-1/3 off, depending on your daily butter use, and have that on the counter to last 2-3 days. Keep the rest in the fridge. Then cut off another block when you need to.

>> No.17504191

>>17500358
>>>/sci/?

>> No.17504366

>>17501662
instant unconsciousness thankfully

>> No.17504765

are americans really obsessed with the idea they'll be poisoned by unrefrigerated eggs and butter?

>> No.17504775

>>17499309
Chinese moment kill yourself tenda spencer

>> No.17504904

christ /ck/ must be the most retarded board on this site. fat doesn't rot or go mouldy or otherwise dangerous like meat or vegetables would, it will just turn rancid and taste bad at which point you will notice assuming you have working tastebuds

>> No.17504953

Butter could also melt on a hot summer's day if you don't have air conditioning.

>> No.17505359

>>17499829
I said it has no solids, not that it isn't solid. Milk solids are little bits of protein and lactose.

>> No.17505376

>>17504765
our eggs are treated differently and actually will rot at room temperature in a couple days.

>> No.17505379

>>17498188
I have never refrigerated butter ever in my life and I am completely fine

>> No.17506757

>>17505359
No milk solids, but solid butter is a solid in the butter

>> No.17507367

>>17498188
yes

>> No.17507400

>>17504953
wtf... butterbros... how could this happen to us

>> No.17507423

>>17498188
I'll give you diarrhea you FOP