Heat destroys Salmonella germs in poultry and eggs
Health column urges careful cooking and handling to prevent salmonellosis. Heat to at least 165 degrees for poultry, 160 for eggs, and avoid thawing at room temperature. Use thermometer, keep hot foods hot, refrigerate promptly, and avoid cross contamination with raw meats. Notes cases and symptoms, advises medical advice if illness occurs.
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Mercedes Diesel: over engineered economy and luxury blend
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