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Will putting hot food in a fridge next to cooked spinach reheat the spinach and thus make the spinach carcinogenic?
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Not carcinogenic: It might accelerate breakdown of the spinach which you have put in the fridge to help preserve it. These conditions will not generate anything that is carcinogenic.
Answered 4/19/2018
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