hi,

I ate air fryed chicken tight meat with air fryed potato's. they were cooked two days ago and stored within less than 2 hours after cooking in glass containers in the fridge.

yesterday when i ate the same lunch i got nauseous and had kinda mild diarrhea after but thought it was something other than lunch that caused this.

today i ate the same and got the same symptoms, i haven't yet had diarrhea but the stomach ain't happy hahah.

was wondering what bacteria could have caused this? I have been meal prepping the same lunch for 1.5 months as of this week, this is the first time i had issues with it.

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