can shortbread go mouldy

[Apple202]

bcos i took some on a trip on monday and didnt eat them but opened them cos i thought i might idek

anyway i left them in my bedroom and the side that's exposed to air looks like its gone blue but idk cos colour blind lol and the interent has no answers

well anyway

can it

[Roy Mars III]

no it can't

[Drew.]

its fine, eat it

[Josy]

Its can go mouldy but it would take a while, if anything it will taste a bit damp because it's being opened.

Eat it if you want.

[Vanessa]

If they changed colour i wouldn't eat them. :suspect:

[Smithy]

you're colorblind?

[Jordan.]

Bin it you tramp

[Cherie]

snap the blue bit off and eat the rest.

[Omah]

You will probably die if you eat it ..... :eek:

[Apple202]

thanks y'all for the advice i decided to nibble at the opposite end but then i just left it

and yeah im red-green colour blind smithy loool

[GypsyGoth]

and yeah im red-green colour blind smithy loool

Does that mean you see red instead of green? Or are both colour similar to you?

[Apple202]

No it's weird because I can see both of them, red-green colour blind is just what the optician said after taking an Isihara test. It's mainly I have difficulty seeing between shades, and sometimes can't tell a difference at all.

[GypsyGoth]

That's kinda intriguing.

[Glenn.]

My brothers colourblind. I think he has trouble distinguishing between red and green.

[Apple202]

Yeah it's common in boys, I think it affects 1 in 20 guys but only around 1 in 200 girls

[Glenn.]

You have your mum to blame and your mums side of the family. It's passed down from the mothers side I think.

[Apple202]

Yup, my grandad on my mums side has it too :bored: My brother doesn't though for some reason

[Glenn.]

Yeah my brother is the only one out of my mums 4 kids that have it.

[Livia]

My brother's red/green colour blind too. He described green and red as looking like the shade of a buff-coloured envelope.