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Greymary Tue 16-Feb-16 18:19:30

I know this is urghh - but has anyone ever dropped the dinner on the kitchen floor and scraped it up and served it after??

Clean floor hmm (washed yesterday, slippers on it only, no pets) a whole meal dropped between oven and worktop shock.

Will we get worms, food poisoning, die ??

Grannynise Thu 18-Feb-16 14:12:38

As a very poor student I spent some time on a project at the local vet college where some experimental work was carried out on chickens. (Don't judge .. it was a long time ago)
I was offered a chicken for nothing, had to catch and pluck it myself and cut off the gangrenous wing and one leg.

Only told DH after he'd eaten and enjoyed it. He wasn't happy but he's still here 40 years later.

Spangles1963 Thu 18-Feb-16 20:21:25

Not something I have ever done but I remember back in the seventies,when I was about 10,my mum dropped a plate with 12 cooked fish fingers on,intended for my 2 older brothers. She just rinsed them under the hot tap,stuck them back under the grill to re-heat and dished them up to them.shock

WilmaKnickersfit Thu 18-Feb-16 23:59:21

The drunk cat story has to win 1st prize, closely followed by the Jack Russell dragging a giant chicken home from the butchers! What a brilliant thread! grin

etheltbags1 Fri 19-Feb-16 09:30:05

I wouldn't allow anyone to eat anything from my floor its too dirty, I don't clean it very often unless their is a spill or a cat has been sick.

Alea Fri 19-Feb-16 09:42:55

I remember how worried you were about hygiene during your cancer treatment Ethel . No comment shock

technoNan1943 Fri 19-Feb-16 16:56:16

Spaghetti Bol sauce for 10 people...wasn't wasting that...nobody noticed or was I'll or died!!!

Greymary Fri 19-Feb-16 17:17:32

Well technoNan1943 after following the "Eating Raw Pasta" thread, food on the floor pales by comparison to what went in our mouths as children grin.
I think I've found my people on this site smile sunshine

mrsmopp Sat 20-Feb-16 17:05:48

Many many years ago I bought a large frozen turkey for Christmas. Our house was tiny and the only place I could leave it to defrost was in the bath.
What a good idea. It was still in the polythene.
Next door's cat got in and I found her in the bath with the turkey eating chunks out of the turkey leg.
I cut the leg off and roasted the rest of the bird as normal and nobody was any wiser. There was no risk I thought because the polythene was still intact except for the chewed up leg. Calamity averted!