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Poultry, Eggs, and fish

Poultry, Eggs, and fish. Poultry, eggs and fish all contain a large amount of e-coli if not stored and handled properly. Keep these items refrigerated until you are ready to prepare them. Remember to: Wash poultry with cold water before preparing.

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Poultry, Eggs, and fish

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  1. Poultry, Eggs, and fish

  2. Poultry, eggs and fish all contain a large amount of e-coli if not stored and handled properly. Keep these items refrigerated until you are ready to prepare them. Remember to: Wash poultry with cold water before preparing. Wash hands after preparing poultry and eggs. Wash counter top well with anti-bacterial spray or hot water and soap after preparing. Never eat raw or partially cooked eggs. Always cook eggs until firm. Never serve if still runny. Avoid eating foods that include raw eggs. Never eat rare poultry. Internal temperature should be 180 degrees. Be sure poultry is fully cooked. Juices run clear and meat is white in the center when poultry is fully cooked. Cook fish until it is flaky and white.

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