Husband is a prat

[Buzzer3555]

So i made a lemon drizzle cake. Have just seen husband cut a slice with knife he had just used to slice raw chicken aibu to hope he gets salmonella? (I threw the cake away)

I hope the birds like the cake!
Enjoy your galaxy too!

How in god's name did he slice raw chicken, and then cut a piece of cake with the same knife? That's just bizarre.

Eating a cake out of a bin is even worse!

OP is not going to eat the cake out of a bin. If you go into settings you can check a box so that ironic/lighthearted posts will be highlighted for you in future.

So is he going to make you a new cake?

@WeBuiltThisBuffetOnSausageRoll

Eating a cake out of a bin is even worse!

Not a good idea at all - unless you live in Wimbledon, in which case I wouldn't dream of insulting your local culture by criticising.

Round here it would be Burnley.

So is he going to make you a new cake?

I don't think I'd eat any food he ever prepared (possibly the point of the exercise, is he bad at ironing too?)

You are clearly a martyr. (NOT being sarcastic).

A bar of Galaxy?

He still needs to replace the cake?

Why would he ever use a dirty knife to cut anything else?

WeBuilt

Ahh - the famous underground (or possibly overground?) culture

Yuck! What a nutter. At least he tried to make up for it.

Normal galaxy or the new raw chicken salted caramel ones?

OP, what has your husband said about this? How on earth did he think it was OK to do it? I can't imagine anyone not automatically washing a knife that had been used for cutting raw chicken. Did he really believe there was nothing wrong with it? I dread to think what else he has done if his hygiene standards are so low as to be non-existent. Did he even wash his hands?

@WeBuiltThisBuffetOnSausageRoll

Eating a cake out of a bin is even worse!

Not a good idea at all - unless you live in Wimbledon, in which case I wouldn't dream of insulting your local culture by criticising.

I don't get this comment, or the one below referencing it and mentioning Burnley.

Round here it would be Burnley.

Just to clarify, my earlier statement wasn't a dig at Wimbledonians in general - only a very small (in more ways than one) sub-set!

I had campylobacter food poisoning because ex-H somehow didn't know not to use the board and knife from raw chicken on other foods. I lost a stone and a half and was ill for 6 months. Leave the cake in the bin!

Raw chicken knife should immediately have been washed or at least put into the sink / dishwasher. Basic food hygiene. Sorry, you're both unreasonable imo.

@WeBuiltThisBuffetOnSausageRoll

Round here it would be Burnley.

Just to clarify, my earlier statement wasn't a dig at Wimbledonians in general - only a very small (in more ways than one) sub-set!

You win MN today, IMveryHO.

Will never forget reading about a family decades ago. Mum prepped a chicken, then made sandwiches for a family picnic. They all went out in the car for a nice tootle. Stopped for the picnic then went home. They all died. Autopsy showed it was under mums fingernails from prepping the chicken.

So I am a bit leery and hate even touching raw chicken to this day.

I will give you an alibi what on earth was he thinking? What else has he done to food you don’t know about?

I don't blame you. I know someone who did something similar recently: they used a knife that had just been used to cut up raw chicken on something else for the meal, and they were all sick as dogs soon after eating the meal.

You've probably poisoned the birds

I'm with you in chucking the whole thing away!

I've just posted on another thread saying how I like to live dangerously where food is concerned. I would have binned it to.

Imagine cutting raw chicken, then picking up the knife and slicing a cake?

... I just can't imagine that kind of foolery. I'm thinking this must be the most dull troll thread ever

@YoniAndGuy

Normal galaxy or the new raw chicken salted caramel ones?