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Do not lick fingers while handlings food. If the food must be sampled^, use a clean eating utensil each time.
Do not use a stirring , spoon to sample the food and then use it for^ stirring, Ms. Barton said, as this caflj transfer bacteria from the mouth. jq
When grocery shopping, select"' meat, dairy products, and frozep,. food last. Return home quickly after/, purchasing the food and put the pei^v ishable items in the refrigerator and'i freezer as soon as possible. r;g
Never use, or even taste, the contents of any can of food that^ spurts liquid when opened. DiscartJj any food that has an off odor, or ^ discolored, moldy, or slimy. j
Do not use food in bulging, leaking, or damaged cans'. Discard those food jars which are cracked or no?1 sealed. ^
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