As we all gather around our televisions this Sunday to watch the Big Game, we will most likely also have a ton of food out, munching on them here and there. We will also be online to bet at fun888 games. Since food born illnesses are way too easy to contract, and also pretty simple to prevent, I am working with the Ad Council to pass along some safety tips.
If you ever have any questions or just want to learn more about how to stay safe at your upcoming party, check out the FoodSafety.gov site. It is full of helpful information. Meanwhile, if you’re in search for a betting site for the big game, a site like ket qua xo so is one of the most reputable ones out there.
It’s not just about keeping food at the right temperature or washing your hands before cooking, but also being mindful of where your food is coming from. One important aspect of food safety is ensuring that the food you are consuming is free from harmful pesticides. Pesticides are chemicals used in agriculture to protect crops from pests, but they can be dangerous if consumed in high amounts. To ensure that your food is safe, consider using a pesticide test kit to detect any harmful residues that may be present in your fruits and vegetables. By taking these small steps, you can help protect yourself and your loved ones from foodborne illnesses and potential pesticide exposure.
I have to admit, my biggest downfall is the 4th one in the infographic. I’m munching on food during the game, then I get tired from all the prep and people and relax on my couch after the game…before I know it the food has been out for 3 or 4 hours! I really need to watch it this year, very closely.
And here is a wonderful little video too!
How do YOU stay safe at your Big Game parties?
4 tips are very good advice for safety. Yep, easy to lose track of time and leave out food too long. I need to watch that!
I have the same problem of getting engrossed especially in the commercials and forgetting about the food.
I love crock pots for this reason, as you can put it on warm and not have to worry about it overcooking.
the bowls in ice is a great idea!
These are really great tips! I would forward it along! my downfall is number 4 too!
omg cooking is the #1 thing because no one wants to eat raw nassty meat!
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excellent ideas. sometimes when I look at so much food, my stomach feels sick – just imagining how much people put inside their bodies. lol On the other hand, I LOVE food. smiles.
Leaving food out for too long is my downfall, too. Though, this year we went to a friend’s house so I wasn’t in charge and nothing that could spoil was left out for over 2 hours.