Every October, millions of households set out bowls of kheer under the open sky on Sharad Purnima night, trusting that moonlight carries something healing into the rice and milk. The ritual is old and the belief is sincere. The food safety question is separate from both, and it is worth knowing the answer before you eat from a bowl that has been sitting outside for eight hours or more.
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Is Sharad Purnima Kheer Left Out All Night Actually Safe to Eat?
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