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I bought some strawberries in a refrigerated section from a supermarket.i left them in my car for 4 hours 30 minutes.the weather temp.was about 35 degs.f but the temp. in my car might be 45-60 degs.f. i have refrigerated them. is it safe to eat them?
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when in doubt throw it out
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