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Can You Get Food Poisoning From Yogurt?
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TIPS FOR COOKING OR PREPARING FOOD:
- Carefully wash your hands before preparing or serving food
- Cook eggs until they are solid, not runny
- DO NOT eat raw ground beef, chicken, eggs, or fish
- Heat all casseroles to 165 degrees Fahrenheit
- Hotdogs and luncheon meats should be heated to steaming
- If you care for young children, wash your hands often and dispose of diapers carefully so bacteria don't spread to food surfaces
- Use only clean dishes and utensils
- Use a...
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