Keep Foodborne Illness from Spoiling Holiday Parties
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- February 16, 2022
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Don't let germs spoil your holiday fun! This practical guide shows you how to safely handle, prepare, and store food at holiday gatherings.
What You'll Learn
- Simple steps to prevent foodborne illnesses
- Safe cooking temperatures for holiday dishes
- Tips to handle leftovers properly
Protect your family and friends. Download your guide now!
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