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juice, yogurt, or applesauce - they will thaw by lunchtime. • Frozen foods such as hamburgers.
• Cold fruit. • Pack cold infant formula in an insulated cooler with a source to keep it cold. • Keep hot foods hot with a thermos or insulated dish. At the picnic • Keep the cooler in the shade - don’t leave it in direct sunlight or in the trunk of the car. • Keep the lid on the cooler - avoid frequent openings. • Add more ice if it begins to melt. • In hot weather, food should not sit out for more than an hour. • Serve food quickly from the cooler. • Serve small portions so the food doesn’t stay out of the cooler too long. • If you plan to prepare food at the site: • Keep food cold until you’re ready to grill it. • Cook food completely at the picnic site - no partial cooking ahead. • Cook food thoroughly. • Red meat and poultry should not be pink; juices should run clear. • Fish should flake with a fork. • Use a clean plate to serve
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