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RichTatum rated 16 months ago- Death to the five-second rule! My kids will be thrilled, I'm sure. From the page: "The conclusion, Bernhard said, is that instead of a 5-second rule for moist foods that have fallen, the standard should be 30 seconds: As long as you eat a moist food within 30 seconds of its fall, you
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- RichTatum rated 16 months ago
- Death to the five-second rule! My kids will be thrilled, I'm sure. From the page: "The conclusion, Bernhard said, is that instead of a 5-second rule for moist foods that have fallen, the standard should be 30 seconds: As long as you eat a moist food within 30 seconds of its fall, you're very likely to be in a zone of safety."
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