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Has this happened to you ?

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SloeGinny Tue 16-Feb-16 18:45:33

Yes, it's fine. I've done it (had to beat the dogs to rescue it!) and we're all still here ?.

What was it? A pizza or piece of battered fish, you could get away with quite easily, whereas a stew or hot pot would be very difficult.

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WilmaKnickersfit Tue 16-Feb-16 18:44:06

Not telling! grin

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Greymary Tue 16-Feb-16 18:42:36

Stir fry with noodles?

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mollie Tue 16-Feb-16 18:40:29

Doesn't the 10-second rule apply here? Suppose it depended on what it was...lol!

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Jalima Tue 16-Feb-16 18:33:43

You probably won't be ill, but I probably wouldn't have eaten it.
Someone dropped a trifle on the kitchen floor once, DH would have eaten it shock but it was full of glass (my best bowl).

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phoenix Tue 16-Feb-16 18:25:08

Probably not (worms, poisoning etc) but personally I don't think I would have scraped it up and eaten it!

What was it, by the way?

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Anya Tue 16-Feb-16 18:24:06

Think I would have binned it and sent for a takeaway.

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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 ??

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