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    Emetophobia and Baking

    I am freaking out because Mum put cakes in the fridge to cool down as they weren't cooling down quick enough, so I put mine in, and then decorated and she convinced me it is fine to eat. So I ate them, I wasn't going to.. But yeah she said it's fine as its not chicken or anything. So I believed her, I googled it as I am paranoid and a lot of people said yes you can do this but the odd person said no :'( pray the no people were wrong and i'll be fine.. i am so so scared.. need some reassurance, i ate 2 ! pray it was okay to do that :-( xxxx

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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    How on earth could you get sick from cooling food in the fridge?
    You can safely eat hot food even chicken after it goes cold
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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Cooling cakes in the fridge is fine! I do it when I'm in a rush sometimes! I also suffer from emetophobia and I wouldn't do it if I have any issues about it! Hope your cakes were good!
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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Quote Originally Posted by Anxious_gal View Post
    How on earth could you get sick from cooling food in the fridge?
    You can safely eat hot food even chicken after it goes cold
    You shouldn't try to cool certain foods by putting them in the fridge warm, as it can cause bacteria to grow/multiply, which can make you poorly. This only applies to meats etc. though as far as I know. After all, there are certain desserts (some pastry tarts for example) that you have to put in the fridge/freezer whilst they're warm, to make them set properly.

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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Thank you for your replies it was fine! xx thank you xx

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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Just to let you know, it's not the food you're cooling down that might be a problem, it's the stuff that's already in the fridge. This is from the NHS Choices website:

    “Make sure food has cooled down before you put it in the fridge,” says Philippa Hudson, senior lecturer in food safety at Bournemouth University.
    “If the food is still hot it will raise the temperature in the fridge, which isn’t safe as it can promote bacterial growth.”
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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Thanks for the reply I had read that on the internet and i think it was only a one off.. so hopefully everyone will be fine and i will be fine.x

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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Yes it should be fine to put cakes in the fridge to cool down more quickly. Just make sure you don't put them on a shelf directly under any raw meat, as this could drip onto the cakes and contaminate them.
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    Re: Emetophobia and Baking

    Thanks for reply xx

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