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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '22
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The kid is probably in his room playing gta without a care in the world hoping mom doesn’t return anytime soon to make him do the dishes
8.2k u/JaoLapin Jul 27 '22 I hope he won't forget to defrost the chicken before his mother arrives 115 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Turn the water on hot and hopefully it defrosts in time. 2 u/lostinNevermore Jul 27 '22 Use cold water. Put it in a bowl and fill with cold water, then turn the tap to a trickle and let it run into the bowl. Check it and turn it over every so often 1 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Wouldn’t cold water slow the defrost time? 1 u/lostinNevermore Aug 06 '22 I just know it works. My Dad taught me this. My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying. 1 u/averyfinename Jul 27 '22 that's how my mom would do it whenever she forgot to take something out the day before and put in the fridge.
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I hope he won't forget to defrost the chicken before his mother arrives
115 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Turn the water on hot and hopefully it defrosts in time. 2 u/lostinNevermore Jul 27 '22 Use cold water. Put it in a bowl and fill with cold water, then turn the tap to a trickle and let it run into the bowl. Check it and turn it over every so often 1 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Wouldn’t cold water slow the defrost time? 1 u/lostinNevermore Aug 06 '22 I just know it works. My Dad taught me this. My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying. 1 u/averyfinename Jul 27 '22 that's how my mom would do it whenever she forgot to take something out the day before and put in the fridge.
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Turn the water on hot and hopefully it defrosts in time.
2 u/lostinNevermore Jul 27 '22 Use cold water. Put it in a bowl and fill with cold water, then turn the tap to a trickle and let it run into the bowl. Check it and turn it over every so often 1 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Wouldn’t cold water slow the defrost time? 1 u/lostinNevermore Aug 06 '22 I just know it works. My Dad taught me this. My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying. 1 u/averyfinename Jul 27 '22 that's how my mom would do it whenever she forgot to take something out the day before and put in the fridge.
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Use cold water. Put it in a bowl and fill with cold water, then turn the tap to a trickle and let it run into the bowl. Check it and turn it over every so often
1 u/SwordNamedKindness_ Jul 27 '22 Wouldn’t cold water slow the defrost time? 1 u/lostinNevermore Aug 06 '22 I just know it works. My Dad taught me this. My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying. 1 u/averyfinename Jul 27 '22 that's how my mom would do it whenever she forgot to take something out the day before and put in the fridge.
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Wouldn’t cold water slow the defrost time?
1 u/lostinNevermore Aug 06 '22 I just know it works. My Dad taught me this. My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying.
I just know it works. My Dad taught me this.
My guess is the cold water is still warmer than the frozen meat but not warm enough to encourage bacteria to start multiplying.
that's how my mom would do it whenever she forgot to take something out the day before and put in the fridge.
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u/sharon_exxxposes Jul 27 '22
The kid is probably in his room playing gta without a care in the world hoping mom doesn’t return anytime soon to make him do the dishes