Food experts are sharing tips on how to properly store and reheat leftover rice — you can become ill if you don’t take the right precautions. “Reheating rice doesn’t usually pose any outright danger, ...

"Just throw away your leftover rice, friends. B. cereus here, it's not worth it," advises chef and food editor, Emily Ziemski in a TikTok video. By B. cereus, they mean Bacillus cereus, a bacteria ...

The beauty of leftovers, whether from homemade meals or restaurant eats, rests on their convenience. It's easy to reheat these foods and repurpose them into new meals, saving you from planning out a ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Here's a time-saving trick: the next time you whip up a pot of rice, try making a big batch to keep in ...

In January, a viral video posted on X with over 23.4 million views claimed reheating and eating leftover rice may be dangerous. “The danger really isn’t in the reheating part, it’s in that precarious ...

Medically reviewed by Qin Rao, MD Reheated rice syndrome, or fried rice syndrome, is a type of food poisoning that happens when you eat rice left out too long after cooking. Bacteria known as Bacillus ...