Re-heating rice?........just don't - ok?

rabbitygirl | 14:27 Thu 10th Feb 2011 | Food & Drink

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I have had a search to see AB history on this and found a couple of discussions including this

http://www.theanswerb...k/Question968580.html

Recently many were hospitalised, 2 died and an acquintance is lucky to still be here after eating fried rice from a, now closed, takeaway.
The details of this are horrific and totally shocking and I have never heard the like before. The person known to me almost had a colostomy and may yet still need some bowel removed. She will be limited in the food types she can eat for the rest of her life.

Don't want to put you off rice but just be aware that it's not always just a slight case of tummy trouble if something affects you. Rinse and cook rice properly at home, eat as soon as ready and be very cautious if you intend to store and reuse it. And hope your takeaway uses freshly boiled rice for their fried rice.........

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boxtops

This is interesting and scary, but I often eat rice the second day - admittedly these days bought from Morrisons in an Indian or Chinese meal package rather than a takeaway - perhaps we've been lucky thus far.

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redcrx

Its the risk people take, just because you do it all time and nothing happens doesnt mean you're not taking a risk. Me, personally, i wont reheat rice, but do eat it from takaways

some people drive without wearing seatbelts all the time and are fine. But if circumstances change on just one day that could be it, end of....................