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Eggs by Sarah Braun
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  • Post category:Physical health
  • Post published:January 29, 2017

Foods particularly susceptible to contamination if not handled, stored or cooked properly include: raw meat and poultry, raw eggs, raw shellfish, unpasteurised milk, and “ready-to-eat” foods such as cooked sliced meats, pâté, soft cheeses and pre-packed sandwiches.

Source: Food poisoning @ NHS Choices

image: Eggs by Sarah Braun under Creative Commons license

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