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营养专家:这6种剩菜宁可倒掉也别吃
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-21 14:26
6种剩菜吃了容易食物中毒 家家户户餐桌上难免会有剩菜,如果保存或者加热不当,会对健康造成影响。 《生命时报》综合多位专家观点,教你剩饭剩菜的"科学处理方法"。 首都保健营养美食学会理事谷传玲表示,为了安全避免食物中毒,这6种剩菜不能再吃,一定要倒掉。 1 隔夜的剩菠菜 有实验发现,炒熟的菠菜冷藏16小时亚硝酸就会超过国标,如果还是被用筷子翻动吃剩的,亚硝酸盐会 超标更多,且加热也去除不了,对于敏感的婴幼儿、孕妇或老人,就可能会引发食物中毒,最好当顿做 当顿吃。 剩的凉菜 凉菜没经过加热,食材和加工过程都会带入一些细菌。吃得时候翻动又会混入细菌,即使放冰箱冷藏, 这些已经产生的细菌也不会被杀死,反而还会有部分细菌继续繁殖,拿出来直接吃容易食物中毒。 3 室温下放超过2小时的剩菜 细菌在4~60°C的温度范围会迅速繁殖,是食品储存的危险区,所以做熟的热食如果不及时吃必须在 60°C以上保温。 美国食品和药品管理局(FDA)提出一个2小时法则,不管生肉还是做熟的食物,都不要在室温下放置 超过2小时,否则就要扔掉,温度超过32°C这个时间要缩短到1小时。 4 冰箱不是保险箱,低温下李斯特菌也能繁殖,潮湿环境尤其适合黄 ...
看似干净,但细菌超标的4种食物!吃错小心进医院
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2025-09-24 19:06
Group 1 - The article highlights the hidden bacterial risks in seemingly clean foods, particularly those stored at room temperature, which can lead to foodborne illnesses [1] - Cooked rice left at room temperature can promote the growth of Bacillus cereus, a pathogenic bacterium, which produces heat-resistant toxins that cannot be eliminated by cooking [4][6] - The growth rate of Bacillus cereus increases with higher storage temperatures, with toxins detected after 16 hours at 20°C, 8 hours at 30°C, and 4 hours at 35°C [4] Group 2 - Opened oyster sauce and soy sauce should be refrigerated after use, as room temperature storage can lead to bacterial growth, including Salmonella [9][11] - A study found that oyster sauce stored at 24°C and 30°C showed bacterial contamination after 6 weeks, exceeding national standards by week 8, while refrigeration kept bacteria within safe limits [11] - The article recommends using opened oyster sauce quickly and opting for squeeze bottle packaging for better storage [13] Group 3 - Ice cubes can harbor bacteria due to unsanitary production processes, with a study revealing high levels of indicator bacteria in ice from various food establishments [14] - The contamination often arises from inadequate cleaning of ice-making equipment and improper handling by staff [14] - To ensure safe consumption, it is advised to purchase commercially made ice or ensure hygiene when making ice at home [15] Group 4 - Fresh-cut fruits can be contaminated with bacteria, regardless of their appearance, due to unknown sources and improper handling during preparation and storage [16] - Research indicates that both rotten and seemingly good parts of fruits can be microbiologically contaminated, exceeding safety limits [16] - It is recommended to buy fresh-cut fruits from reputable sources and consume them promptly after cutting [17][18]