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Cooking to Safe Internal Temperatures
Food Safety Education Month
Prevent Food Poisoning
Holiday Food Safety
Be a Food Safety Superhero
Food Safety Education for People at Risk

Rules of the Game for Food Safety
How to Grill Safely
Safe and Healthy Fruits & Vegetables
Cooking Chicken Livers
Safe Food After a Disaster or Emergency

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Cooking to Safe Internal Temperatures

Cook Meat and Eggs to a Safe Internal Temperature

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Food Safety Education Month

For a safe plate don't cross contaminate: Raw chicken is ready to cook. It doesn't need to be washed first

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For a safe plate don't cross contaminate: Separate meat, poultry, and seafood from other food in shopping cart

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Prevent Food Poisoning

Prevent Food Poisoning - Know your microwave's wattage

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Keep your refrigerator at 40 degrees

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Rinse fruits and vegetables

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Use separate cutting boards, plates, and knives for produce and raw meats

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Wash your hands for 20 seconds

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Use a food thermometer.

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Prevent Food Poisoning - Do not wash raw chicken.

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Holiday Food Safety

Cook Holiday Meat to a Safe Temperature

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Cook Holiday Meat to a Safe Temperature

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Cook Holiday Meat to a Safe Temperature

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Graphic of father and son in the kitchen washing their hands

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Graphic of mother and daughter in the kitchen cooking a turkey and mother is checking the turkey's temperature

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Graphic of a table with food and message of scary food habits that can make you sick

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Graphic of mother and daughter making cookies in the kitchen

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Food safety refrigerate leftovers in small portion within 2 hours of cooking download for social media

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Use a food thermometer to make sure turkey is cooked thoroughly download this image for social media

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Buffet safety for cold and hot foods download social media image

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Wash hands before and after handling raw meat, poultry, eggs and seafood download social media image

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uses one cutting board for fruits and vegetables, and another for raw meat, poultry, and seafood. Download image

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Graphic of safety tips if Chitlins are on your holiday menu

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Graphic of tips to preparing Chitlins safely

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Be a Food Safety Superhero

Clean: Wash hands, utensils, and kitchen surfaces often when you cook. Germs are everywhere. Download this social media image.

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Cook: Always use a food thermometer to know when food is safely cooked. Download this social media image.

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Separate: Keep fresh produce separate from raw meat, poultry, seafood, and eggs. Use separate cutting boards and plates. Download this social media image.

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Chill: Refrigerate perishable food and leftovers within 2 hours. Chill within 1 hour if it’s above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Download this social media image.

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Food Safety Education for People at Risk

Facebook sized image for download about how kidney failure strikes 1 out of 7 children under age 5 who are diagnosed with e.coli 0157 infection.

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Facebook sized image for download about how children under age 5 are 3 times more like to be hospitalized with Salmonella infection than other peole

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Facebook sized image for download about how Pregnant women are 10 times more likely to get a Listeria infection

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Facebook sized image download with message about how pregnant hispanic women are 24 times more likely to get a listeria infection.

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Facebook sized image for download about how adults aged 65 and older are more likely to get seriously ill from some kind of food poisoning.

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Facebook sized version of graphics about people with weak immune systems from cancer, HIV/AIDS, and kidney disease are at higher risk for food poisoning

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Rules of the Game for Food Safety

Keep it clean before you eat or handle food, wash your hands, food prep tools and surfaces

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Serve at the right temperature - keep hot foods at 140 degree or warmer, and cold foods at 40 degree or colder

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cook to the right temperature use a food thermometer to check that chicken is 165 degrees and ground beef is 160 degrees

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Rules of the Game for Food Safety Infographic

Watch the clock throw out perishable food that has been sitting at room temperature for more than two hours; one hour if its 90 degrees or warmer

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How to Grill Safely

Grill Safety Clean Your Hands Twitter

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Grill Safety Food Temperature

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Grill Safety Don't cross contaminate instagram

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Grill Safety Chill Foods Sqaure image

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Grill Safety separate foods instagram

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Refrigerate leftovers in small portions within two hours of cooking

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Safe and Healthy Fruits & Vegetables

At the store choose fruits and veggies that are not bruised and keep meats separate in cart. Download social media graphics for facebook and twitter.

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Wash or scrub fruits and veggies under water before using. Download social media graphics for facebook and twitter.

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Chill cut, peeled, and cooked veggies and fruits after 2 hours in fridge below 40 degrees. Download social media graphics for facebook and twitter.

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Keep meats and vegetables on separate cutting boards. Download social media graphics for facebook and twitter.

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Cooking Chicken Livers

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Safe Food After a Disaster or Emergency

Before a power outage, keep appliance thermometers in your refrigerator and freezer.

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Eat Safe Food after a Power Outage - Prepare for emergencies or natural disasters - Facebook

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During a power outage, keep refrigerator %26amp; freezer doors closed.

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Eat Safe Food after a Power Outage - Don't taste food to determine if it is safe - Facebook

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Eat Safe Food after a Power Outage - Throw out refrigerated perishable food after 4 hours - Facebook

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Keep Your Food Safe During Power Outages.

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