Food & drinkfromTasting Table1 week agoYour Fridge May Be Harboring More Bacteria Than You Realize - Here's A Simple Fix - Tasting TableFrequently opening or leaving the refrigerator door open raises internal temperature, promoting bacterial growth and reducing food shelf life.
fromTasting Table2 months agoFood & drinkThe Desserts Everyone Used To Leave On The Counter That Really Belong In The Fridge - Tasting Table
fromBuzzFeed5 months agoSF foodExperts Are Sharing The "Red Flag" Ingredients That They Never Put On Their Plate At A Salad Bar
fromTasting Table7 months agoSF foodSurprisingly, The Riskiest Items In The Salad Bar Aren't The Veggies - Tasting Table
fromTasting Table2 months agoFood & drinkThe Desserts Everyone Used To Leave On The Counter That Really Belong In The Fridge - Tasting Table
fromBuzzFeed5 months agoSF foodExperts Are Sharing The "Red Flag" Ingredients That They Never Put On Their Plate At A Salad Bar
SF foodfromTasting Table7 months agoSurprisingly, The Riskiest Items In The Salad Bar Aren't The Veggies - Tasting TableProtein and dairy items pose the greatest risk at salad bars due to their pH and moisture, not vegetables as commonly thought.
Food & drinkfromTasting Table2 months agoHere's Why You Should Freeze Beef Well Before The Expiration Date - Tasting TableFreezing meat does not reset its shelf life; freeze before spoilage because freezing pauses but does not kill bacteria.
Public healthfromTasting Table2 months agoHere's Why You Shouldn't Always Follow 'Room Temperature' - Tasting TableRoom temperature varies widely and can fall within the food-safety danger zone (40–140°F), increasing bacterial growth and foodborne illness risk when foods are left unrefrigerated.
Food & drinkfromTasting Table2 months agoThe Safety Reason You Should Clean Up Kitchen Spills Immediately - Tasting TableEven small, damp kitchen spills rapidly enable dangerous bacterial growth, so spills must be wiped immediately to prevent foodborne illness.
Artsfromwww.npr.org5 months agoWant to try perpetual stew? Some tips for avoiding foodborne illnessPerpetual stew can last indefinitely but poses safety risks if not maintained at proper temperatures.
