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Yes, barley is safe to eat even if you forgot to rinse it. Rinsing barley before cooking is typically done to remove any dirt or debris, but it is not necessary for food safety reasons. Cooking barley at high temperatures will kill any harmful bacteria that may be present, making it safe to consume.

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