ID:96963
 Jun 15 2010, 6:25 pm
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I just bought a hotpocket from the store, i cooked it in the oven. I started eattin it got to the center and it was all moldy green. What do i do? I induced vomiting but im scared crapless.
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Jun 15 2010, 6:33 pm
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Static-GT
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EAT IT AND SUE!!
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Contact your local poison control center immediately. That or just eat it, probably get food poisoning, and sue.
P.S. sometimes inducing vomit is just unnecessary man | |
I'd be surprised if a little mold will kill ya, especially if you went through lengths to spew it. One thing's for sure: don't buy hotpocket from that store again.
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LOL and those last two comments
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Post series of pics depicting you eating the hotpocket?
Also: Was it at least delicious before you found the mold? | |
Cody123100 wrote:
Post series of pics depicting you eating the hotpocket? Maybe he ate it already lol | |
http://www.byond.com/members/NationalGuardsmen/files/ 0616000001.jpg
Theres pic. And it was good till that bite. Matter of fact it was damn good. i was hungry till that bite. | |
That's pretty fucking gross dude.
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It is man its f'in awful. All i wanted was a hotpocket. Never again will i buy any food product from that store.
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It's not rotten, it's just fermented.
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National Guardsmen wrote:
http://www.byond.com/members/NationalGuardsmen/files/ 0616000001.jpg Eww....did you take a shit on it or something? O.O | |
No but that dam mold taste like shit.
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Yea.........I wouldn't eat that, the green stuff I mean. Eat around it, you don't want to waste a perfectly good hot pocket :P.
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Man, that's damn scary.
I would keep the picture, and report it to the company for a refund. I highly doubt a bit of mold would hurt you, might get a little queasy, but not much else. However, if you start feeling dizzy or nauseous, I would contact your poison control center or go to a medical clinic. Although, I doubt anything will happen. You should be fine. | |
Kumorii wrote:
Man, that's damn scary. Dr. Kumorii !! | |
We eat molds in our cheese, soy sauce, yogurt, wine and beer, mushrooms, dried fruits (e.g., apricots, dates, prunes, figs, raisins), vinegar, foods containing yeast, soy sauce, mayonnaise, other salad dressings, catsup, chili sauce, pickles, pickled beets, relishes, green olives, sour cream, sour milk, buttermilk, sauerkraut, pickled and smoked meats and fish, sausages, frankfurters, corned beef, pickled tongue, canned tomatoes, and canned juices. We also use molds as antibiotics to cure disease. Penicillin, for example, is derived from the mold Penicillium.
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That don't look like penicillium to me brotha.
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Suicide Shifter wrote:
We eat molds in our cheese, soy sauce, yogurt, wine and beer, mushrooms, dried fruits (e.g., apricots, dates, prunes, figs, raisins), vinegar, foods containing yeast, soy sauce, mayonnaise, other salad dressings, catsup, chili sauce, pickles, pickled beets, relishes, green olives, sour cream, sour milk, buttermilk, sauerkraut, pickled and smoked meats and fish, sausages, frankfurters, corned beef, pickled tongue, canned tomatoes, and canned juices. We also use molds as antibiotics to cure disease. Penicillin, for example, is derived from the mold Penicillium. True, however, those are usually neutralized or harmless molds. Some molds(Bread mold, mildew, green mold) can be toxic to the body if too much is ingested. This would be an example of one such molds. | |
Fugsnarf wrote:
It's not rotten, it's just fermented. I lol'd | |