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A member asked:
My stainless steal whisk handle collected old water in it and as i was stirring batter it leaked into my cake mix ,could that make me sick if i ate?
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How old?: Are you talking about a few days old clean water? Soapy water? Dirty water? It's probably fine. You have to cook the cake anyway, so that would kill bacteria.
Answered 7/25/2014
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