1:30:45 snapping tupperware 1:31:52 so we hand it over to you know? yes please 1:37:03 rob leaving with food 1:37:12 opening trunk 1:37:22 closing trunk 0:08 nats rob starting car and pulling away 01:13 rob arriving at lab and pulling out food nats 1:32 walking into lab 33:30 nats rob testing track: ieh laboratories and consulting tested two sets of tupperware... logging the changes in the food's appearance... over 12 days... track: that involved, mixing with liquid concoctions, with names, we couldn't presence of anything harmful in the food. 48:58 so it is day 12 and we are back at the lab to see how this food is doing lets go inside and check it out. 1:36 nats pulling out food 2:38 oh my gosh the mashed potatoes are no bueno, laugh 3:50 nats tupperware 10:03 opening tupperware 18:58 pouring mixture and you can see mixture 19:09 tighter on bag and shaking track: one week later we got the the final results from food safety expert sam myoda. 2:15 dan: so sam tell me the dirty details. sam: oh we got some interesting results. track: first we examined t

and your tupperware. that's it. that way we have the wine covered, the dessert covered. >> you require guests to stick around and help you clean up? >> i don't. >> very magnanimous. >> although people sort of volunteer their way through. . >> then they steal your silverware. >> and the tupperware. and the turkey. >> we've asked our fans on the plaza, viewers at home, to okay? so, you can submit your questions to #todaystake and #askachef. >> the turkey has has made his appearance. >> our producers thought it would be funny if we wore a turkey hat. most of our chefs said, meh, thanks, but not so much. >> no head gear. you dig in the turkey. >> our first one is from tanya turkey. what's the best approach so i don't mess it up? >> really simple. do what i do. don't brian. put the turkey in a roasting pan, season with salt and pepper, slather a bunch of melted butter in there and kick it into the oven. i don't cover it. . i cover it later. i start it at about 400 degrees. it gets nice and brown after 45 minutes to an ho

we put it in tupperware and sent it off with this food safety tester. the goal is to answer two questions. how can you leave it -- how long can you leave it out and how many days after can you enjoy the leftovers? of tupperware locking the changes in the food appearance over 12 days. that involved mixing samples with liquid concoctions, with the names we could not pronounce, and putting it into petri dishes. it is day 12 and we are back at the laboratory to see how the food is doing. let's check it out. one week later we got the final results from the food safety experts. >> we have some interesting res. >> reporter: first we examine the bacteria at six hours and nine hours. >> at nine hours the mashed potatoes had only 16 million bacteria in a single serving. >> reporter: in other words it was enough in the bacteria in the potatoes to cause illness, diarrhea and stomach cramps. but outside the potato family the bacteria stayed low in eat it although he would not recommend it. but what about the refrigerated food. >> so, four days everything seems fine.

gave them my tupperware. it's not coming back. that made me think, thanksgiving trick for you, bring your own tupperware and you get to take home bobby flay. >> what we end up doing, we save all the takeout containers we get and people come over and we have leftovers we give them the takeout containers. >> i have to do that. i don't like having a library checkout card for my tupperware. i'm getting to that point. whatyo >> i'm making a southwest thanksgiving this year, the first thing i thought of was the cornbread and chorizo stuffing. i want it to be nice and crusty. >> i like in the bird stuffing. >> here's my tip for thanksgiving. it's important if you're going to host thanksgiving, you listen very intently. >> i'm listening. >> you have to be organized. i will cook all the food but my a dessert or bottle of wine and your tupperware. we have the wine covered and dessert covered and i cook all the food. >> you require guests to stick around and clean up? >> i don't. >> very magnanimous. >> although people

mashed potatoes or sweet potatoes, your day on this will be about three to four days in a tupperware container in the fridge. as for the big one. a lot of these are used for leftovers. you will also get this for about three to four days. then we go over to your stuffing and your gravy. we have two spots for the stuffing and gravy here. stuffing's going to be two days in the fridge. so, not near as long on the stuffing. i like to make stuffing and mix that with turkey and the gravy and make a nice casserole out of that. as for things like the side dishes and the cast roles, we got green beans and corn here. both of these are going to be about three to four days each, now, last but not least, we have your cranberry at the top of the screen. who doesn't love that delicious cranberry sauce? this lasts the longest. this will last you about one full week in the fridge. so there you have it. this is how much these different items will last. you got it use it all up. use those recipes. make those yummy casseroles with the leftovers while they are still good. >> thanks so much, laura. good in

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stuffing in tupperware, turkey leg, cakes, pie, butternut squash. >> that c spread. i don't know why you can do that. >> have you ever in your life seen anybody carrying green tupperware. >>> any time we get to talk about prince harry we're happy. hestoned in antigua during this is 15 day royal tour. >> he met the prime minister there, who broke an unwritten rule of the tour. the rule is you're not supposed to mention the prince's girlfriend, meghan markle. >> you just did. >> okay. anyways, in front of more than 300 guests, the prime minister said he heard there might be a new addition to the royal family >> and suggested the couple doesn't have to look for a honeymoon destination, and suggested theirs in the gwen. >> and he kept going. like your uncle, stop. >> there can be no better place to spend your honeymoon when that special day arrives. >> harry handle it and avoided contact and -- probably turned red. >> and remember las vegas? >> you're right. >> the prime minister teased him about there was a scheduled meet meetih oe country's beauty queens and said whate

. >> this is what you can bring -- stuffing in a big tupperware. >> a turkey leg. cakes, pies. >> butternut squash. >> that can spread, i don't know why you can do that. >> green >> have you in your life seen anybody carrying green beans? >> if you carry a tupperware thing of food. >> every time we talk about prince harry we're happy. he stopped in antigua. during his 15-day royal tour. >> he met the prime minister there, who broke an unwritten rule of the tour. the rule is, you're not supposed to mention the prince's girlfriend meghan markel. >> you just did. >> okay. well, anyway, in front of more than 300 guests the prime royal family very soon, "a princess." >> suggested the couple doesn't have to look for a honeymoon location, noting antigua was voted the best honeymoon location in the caribbean. >> and kept going. like your uncle at the take. like, please -- stop. the prime minister added, there were be nowhere in the world as special to spend your honeymoon when that day arrives. >> harry hed >> how? >> avoided eye contact and dealt with other issues. had to

my tupperware. >> it's not coming back. >> that's what made me think. thanksgiving, bring your own tupperware and you can take home a little bobby flay. >> we save all the take-out containers we get. when people come over, we have leftovers, we give them the leftover containers. >> what's your go-to number one thing outside the turkey, the it. >> i am making a southwestern thanksgiving this year. so i'm going to say the first thing i thought of was the cornbread and chorizo stuffing. i make stuffing on the side so it is nice and crusty. >> i like in the bird stuffing. >> it's important if you're going to host thanksgiving -- listen. >> i'm listening. >> if you're going to host thanksgiving you need to be organized. i'm going to cook all the food -- but my guests are and your tupperware. that's it. that way we have the wine covered, the dessert covered. >> you require guests to stick around and help you clean up? >> i don't. >> very magnanimous. >> although people sort of volunteer their way through. . >> then they steal your silverware. >> and the tuppe

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and to think i threw 37 tupperware parties so i could afford to get your teeth straightened. ( sighs ) oh. there has to be some way to get through to you, carol. nna find out how. ( sighs ) mrs. naugatuck, am i so wrong? well... well, carol, i know how you feel. i also know how she feels. she thinks you're making a mistake. and she loves you too much to let that happen. well, what do you think? well, i can only say i was involved with a married man myself, if it was so diabolical, why didn't you stop seeing him? stop seeing him? i was the one he was married to! i've got it. i have finally figured it out. i know how to get through to you. i am going to call marilyn and let her tell you they're not getting a divorce. mother, don't you dare! now, harold gave me his word, and that's enough for me. the last thing i want is my mother calling my fiance's wife! augatuck. look. i know we're living in an age when children are not supposed to listen to their parents. but, mrs. naugatuck, you've been around. you know that i'm right. will you please tell her what you think? yes, mum. carol, i thi

maybe i can get one with a little cowboy boot on the end or one with a little piece of tupperware. mork, forget the key chain. it's not important. are you kidding, mind? style is everything to me. okay, back on the track. now, this is a standard transmission. that means you have to change the gears t was for, churning butter? doesn't really matter what i thought. okay. now, what you do to do that -- you take your foot off the gas and depress the clutch. oh, depress the clutch. clutch, have you ever seen the movie "brian's song"? how 'bout that last ali fight, huh? mommy, mommy, mommy! i'm getting carsick. i am, i am, i am. you know, sweetheart, so am i. i have come to the realization that i don't have the ability to teach you how to drive. in fact, i know for sure i don't have the patience. i think you should go to a driving school. the lesson's over, mind? yes. you know what that means? back to the grand prix! [ makes engine noises ] oh, what a day -- that you say -- when you drive -- in your way -- you can say -- [ knock on door ] hey, hey! as i live and breathe -- todd norman ta