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jarwithaheavylid: rhamphotheca: Colorful mold you see on the surface is just a hint of what’s going on inside by Carl (Chief Scientist at Imagination Station) Because the colorful spores on the surface of your food are just part of the mold, scraping or cutting this part off of your bread or bagel won’t save you from eating a mouthful of fungus. While you probably won’t die from eating fungus, keep in mind that foods that are moldy may also have invisible bacteria growing along with the mold. Most molds are harmless, but some are dangerous. Some contain mycotoxins. These are poisonous substances produced by certain molds found primarily in grain and nut crops, but are also known to be on celery, grape juice, apples, and other produce. These substances are often contained in and around the threads that burrow into the food and can cause allergic reactions or respiratory problems… (read more: Science Studio)  NEATO Things I’ve been trying to get people to understand for years. They still don’t get it.

jarwithaheavylid:

rhamphotheca:

Colorful mold you see on the surface is just a hint of what’s going on inside

by Carl (Chief Scientist at Imagination Station)

Because the colorful spores on the surface of your food are just part of the mold, scraping or cutting this part off of your bread or bagel won’t save you from eating a mouthful of fungus. While you probably won’t die from eating fungus, keep in mind that foods that are moldy may also have invisible bacteria growing along with the mold.

Most molds are harmless, but some are dangerous. Some contain mycotoxins. These are poisonous substances produced by certain molds found primarily in grain and nut crops, but are also known to be on celery, grape juice, apples, and other produce. These substances are often contained in and around the threads that burrow into the food and can cause allergic reactions or respiratory problems…

(read more: Science Studio) 

NEATO

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