If the cake does not spoil overnight, it is generally edible. If the cake becomes moldy, sour, or has an unpleasant odor, it is usually not edible. The main ingredients of a cake include flour, sugar, eggs, etc. Improper storage can easily breed bacteria.
Cakes that are left at room temperature for too long are prone to spoilage, especially those containing cream or fruit, which are more likely to breed bacteria. If the cake is stored in the refrigerator and well sealed, it can usually be preserved for one to two days. Before consumption, it is necessary to check the appearance and odor of the cake to confirm that there are no abnormalities before consumption. Cream cake is more prone to spoilage, it is recommended to consume it as soon as possible. If the cake is stored in a high temperature and humid environment, it may have spoiled even overnight. During summer or when the room temperature is high, cakes are more prone to bacterial growth, and it is not recommended to consume cakes that are left overnight. Cakes containing fresh fruits or cream are more prone to spoilage, and should be consumed as soon as possible even if stored in the refrigerator. If there are mold spots or color changes on the surface of the cake, it should be discarded immediately. Whether the cake can be consumed overnight depends on the storage conditions and the type of cake. It is recommended to store the cake in the refrigerator and consume it as soon as possible. Before consumption, carefully check whether the cake has spoiled to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort caused by consuming spoiled cake. When purchasing cakes, one should pay attention to the appropriate amount to avoid the risk of waste or spoilage caused by excessive residue.
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