- Author: Mary E. Reed
Published on: November 5, 2010
With a daughter soon to complete a degree in Health Safety, discussions of Salmonella, E. coli and the like sometimes arise as we sit around the dinner table. As an agriculturally-focused family, we like to think we’re pretty savvy about the best way to handle our produce to keep it safe and tasty.
Some are very concerned about food safety. A gentleman phoned the Postharvest Technology Center a few months ago, and shared that he was very concerned about eating strawberries. He thought perhaps he should scrub each one with a soft toothbrush, and then soak them in a diluted chlorine bath.
Others are much less aware of food safety concerns, sometimes using cutting boards and knives interchangeably between raw...
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