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Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.Is Potluck food safe to eat?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Is Potluck food safe to eat?),it will help you,my kids.

Where you go to a party or get together where everyone brings a dish to pass, is it safe? Or is there too much bacteria for it to be safe? Which foods do you feel are safe or unsafe?

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Really, if you think about it, food that you get anywhere, i.e.restaurants, grocery stores, farmer's markets are all eaten in faith that they were all handled properly. So the same goes for potlucks. I have gone to many potlucks and haven't had a problem yet.
As an extra measure it helps to pray over your food---seriously!

Other Answers:
I have gone to many potluck dinner and have never had a problem. I don't think the food ever lasted long enough to go bad.

IT depends on the group of people.......I would feel more comfortale eating food that people I knew made then anybody else....... Don't eat anything with mushrooms.

I have never known any potlucks to have a problem. My mother-in-law however put the family in the hospital with food poisoning.

I never got sick form eating food from a potluck. if you are that worried don't eat anything with meat or mayo. of course pot luck is safe...I love pot luck dinners. You of course know the people who will bring the food and their reputations. If you suspect a dish is prepared by someone with questionable food preparation techniques, don't eat their dish but make sure you go early and greet the people at the door. You offer to take their dish to the serving tables and you know which to eat or not.

People all over this country have potlucks every single day. If there was an outbreak of food poisoning due to a potluck we would have heard about it. I would be more concerned about restaurant food than potluck food.

I always use caution in this area. I'm a picky eater so it goes without saying that I need to know the person, before I'll eat their food and then again, I probably still won't eat it if it looks and smells questionable. I don't think there are any particular "safe" foods. In the wrong hands, something as simple as a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich can ruin an eater's day.

It's okay, but don't eat anything that has been out to long. And beware of "double dippers", don't go and eat after someone does that!!!! if you know, like really know the people, go for it. some people may look clean, but that does not mean their kitchen reflects....ugh. i've been to several, for family: okay, for church function:sure, but maybe avoid certain weird questionable ones. i think i would avoid thrown together, mushy messy stuff. if it looks good and they put effort into making it look nice, chow down.
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personal pot-lucking habits

People usually go with the best thing that they know how to make, and I find that they do all they can to make it perfect... i would be a litte wary of foods that have sat around in the heat for long periods of time with Mayo in them, or chicken etc...

The food at a potluck is likely to be as safe, or safer, than what you'd get at most restaurants. My primary concern would be if something has been sitting out a while, is it anything that would easily spoil (such as potato salad..mayo goes bad easily)....otherwise you shouldn't have much to worry about.

An old country pastor gave me this great tip for pot lucks one time. He said when ever he ate at pot lucks, especially in the summer when everyone worrys about dishes with mayonaise in them. He always went home and mixed up a glass of water and cider vinegar [ the amount was half water, half vinegar ] and drank it. The cider vinegar will prevent the bacteria that causes food poisoning from developing. I checked with a doctor on this one time and he said it would probably help with stomach flu as well. I have tried this method with the stomach flu and it did seem to help.



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