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Podcasts Science Risky or Not? 590. Kejni's Extra-Crispy Roast Potato Recipe

590. Kejni's Extra-Crispy Roast Potato Recipe

Published: March 18, 2024, noon

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of leaving boiled chunks of Yukon gold potatoes at room temperature overnight.

Dr. Don - risky \u2623\ufe0f
Professor Ben - risky \u2623\ufe0f

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