Cook and Chill
Bacteria will grow quickly in the “Danger Zone”. Keeping food cold food cold and hot food hot during all stages in the flow of food will help prevent foodborne illness.
Bacteria will grow quickly in the “Danger Zone”. Keeping food cold food cold and hot food hot during all stages in the flow of food will help prevent foodborne illness.
All food safety education materials are consistent with
Massachusetts Department of Public Health,
Food Protection Program, FDA and USDA regulations and messages.
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