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Aisha comes back home after 4 days of travel and to her dismay finds out that her refrigerator has stopped working. Which among these food products is safe for consumption, based on the following assumptions: –

Aisha comes back home after 4 days of travel and to her dismay finds out that her refrigerator has stopped working. Which among these food products is safe for consumption, based on the following assumptions: – Correct Answer None of the mentioned

According to the observations made, none of the food items were fit for consumption. Hence our sense organs can guide us a lot about food quality.

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