Mold on Cinnamon Toast

Mold Grows on Toast and Other Food

Jordan, 11, from Oklahoma, shares her experience and some advice in dealing with mold:

One time, I made some cinnamon toast. I took a few bites and then left to go outside. I forgot about my toast.

While I was out, I left my toast on my school desk, but when I came back in at the end of the day I had still forgotten it and went to bed. I found that my toast had grown mold about a week later - when I found it under all my school garbage.

Then, to top my whole story off, the trash can got mold on it so I had to clean it with Tilex. My mom was verrrryyyyy mad and told me to clean up my messes when I make them. I’ll keep working on that.

A Bit of Advice on Mold

  • Don’t leave food out for long periods of time.
  • Mold spreads VERY quickly.

Jordan - Guest Writer from the MoldBlogger Team

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2 Responses to “Mold on Cinnamon Toast”

  1. I REALLY NEED TO KNOW WHAT TYPE OF MOLD GROWS ON THE FOLLOWING FOOD:

    CAULIFLOWER
    TOMATOES
    RASPBERRIES
    LUNCH MEAT (CHICKEN BREAST)
    HOTDOG
    PITA
    YOGURT
    MOZZERELLA CHEESE

    i cant seem to find this info anywhere…so if anyone could help me as soon as possible it would be much appreciated. :D

    Katie on December 15th, 2007

  2. Katie!

    Thank you so much for your request =)

    It has been answered in the following post :

    Q&A: Molds that Grow on Food

    If anyone else has anything to add please don’t hesitate to comment!

    Have a Wonderful rest of the Day!

    Joslyn from the MoldBlogger Team

    Joslyn on January 13th, 2008

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