Rosary pea seeds trigger nationwide ID effort by USDA scientist
Dr. Charles R Gunn of the Agricultural Research Service identifies dangerous rosary pea seeds found in jewelry and decor. Stores withdrew items after his alert, with people sending seeds from across the country for verification to his Beltsville office.
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Reading from page eleven advice on kitchen safety and utensil handling. It covers keeping pans steady avoiding snags, tightening handles, and storing knives safely. It mentions cutting away from the body and using a cutting board, plus notes on onion products such as powder, salt, minced onion, and flakes.
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