Handling Food and Drinks when Losing Power
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
How do you know whether or not refrigerated and frozen foods are safe when the power has been out for some time? And what about the safety of canned foods? Helpful lists explain what you can save, what you can refreeze, and what must be thrown away to avoid illness. (2 pages)
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