Safe Home Food Storage
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Abstract: Proper food storage can help preserve food quality, including nutrients, flavor, and texture; make the most of your food dollar by preventing spoilage, and prevent foodborne illness caused by harmful bacteria. This publication provides general guidelines for proper food storage, including tables that give storage times for many fresh, canned, and leftover foods. (12 pages.)
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