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What to Do With Food in Your Fridge After a Major Power Outage
Power outages are common in winter. If you’re one of the residents who has lost power, you may already be dealing with a lot of unfortunate circumstances — don’t let spoiled food be another thing to add to your plate.
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New Stimulus Package Makes It Easier to Qualify for Food Stamps. Here's What You Need to Know
The most recent stimulus package will increase monthly food stamps for families by 15%. It also makes it easier to qualify for the benefit.
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How to Handle the Thanksgiving Turkey
With a lot of scaled-down Thanksgiving dinners, it may be your first time making your own turkey, and the USDA is warning people to take proper food safety measures.
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Your Questions About Food and Coronavirus Answered
In addition to worrying about having enough food in the house and feeling anxious about shopping in crowded supermarkets, a lot of people have concerns about their food during the coronavirus crisis. James Rogers is a microbiologist and the director of Food Safety Research and Testing for Consumer Reports. He answered some questions. Are foods eaten raw, like fruits...
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Food Safety Amid the Coronavirus Crisis
In addition to worrying about having enough food in the house and feeling anxious about shopping in crowded supermarkets, a lot of people have concerns about their food. Microbiologist James Rogers answers questions.
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‘Insane': Boston Dunkin' Closes After Video Shows Scurrying Rodents
Rodents were seen running through a Dunkin’ location in Boston in a video posted to social media, quickly prompting the doughnut and coffee shop to be closed Tuesday for cleaning. The video shows several small animals, which appear to be mice or rats, exploring the Dunkin’ on Maverick Street in East Boston.
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‘Tonight': Final Four Teach Jimmy What NASCAR Really Means
NASCAR Championship’s final four Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Martin Truex Jr. and Kevin Harvick stop by to teach Jimmy Fallon what the NASCAR acronym really means.
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Taco Bell Pulls 2.3M Pounds of Seasoned Beef From Restaurants, Distribution Centers Due to ‘Metal Shavings'
Kenosha Beef International is recalling some of its Taco Bell seasoned beef products that may be contaminated with metal shavings, according to the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service.
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New USDA Study: Washing Raw Poultry Increases Risk of Contaminating Foods, Surfaces
It’s an age-old debate that has divided the culinary community and earlier this year sparked a lively debate on social media: To wash or not to wash raw poultry. Legendary chef Julia Child was a proponent of washing raw chicken, and often advised viewers of her cooking shows to do the same. But, health experts have for years advised against...
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‘Delivery Guy Licked Your Drink': Jimmy John's Delivery Driver Caught on Camera Putting Mouth on Drink
A Jimmy John’s delivery driver was caught on camera apparently putting his mouth on a customer’s drink before delivering an order in a northwest Chicago suburb.
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Hanson Dunkin' Shut Down After Rodent Droppings Found in Inspections
Mouse droppings were found in the kitchen of a Dunkin’ in a gas station in Hanson, Massachusetts, Wednesday afternoon, prompting officials to immediately shut it down, a source told NBC10 Boston. An independent inspector noticed the droppings while she was making her second routine inspection of the Dunkin’ location this year earlier in the week, according to the source.
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Restaurants Could Be 1st to Get Genetically Modified Salmon
Inside an Indiana aquafarming complex, thousands of salmon eggs genetically modified to grow faster than normal are hatching into tiny fish. After growing to roughly 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms) in indoor tanks, they could be served in restaurants by late next year. The salmon produced by AquaBounty are the first genetically modified animals approved for human consumption in the U.S....
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Tyson Recalls 190,757 Pounds of Chicken After Complaints From Schools
Tyson Foods, Inc. has recalled about 190,757 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritter products across the country after three complaints from schools where hard plastic was found in a breaded chicken product, the USDA announced. The chicken was produced from one distribution center on Feb. 28 under the establishment number “P-1325” and sent to “institutional foodservice locations,” which includes schools, according...
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Tyson Recalls 190,757 Pounds of Chicken After Complaints From Schools
Tyson Foods, Inc. has recalled about 190,757 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritter products across the country after three complaints from schools where hard plastic was found in a breaded chicken product, the USDA announced. The chicken was produced from one distribution center on Feb. 28 under the establishment number “P-1325” and sent to “institutional foodservice locations,” which includes schools, according...
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Officials Urge Vaccination After New Jersey Dunkin' Donuts Employee Tests Positive for Hepatitis A
Health officials in New Jersey’s Gloucester County are warning Dunkin’ Donuts customers about possible Hepatitis A exposure and urging people to get vaccinated.
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‘Sell By' or What? US Pushes for Clarity on Expiration Dates
If milk is a few days past its “Sell By” date, is it safe to drink? U.S. regulators are urging food-makers to be more consistent with labeling terms like “Best By” and “Enjoy By” that cause confusion. By clarifying the meaning of such dates, they are trying to prevent people from prematurely tossing products and to reduce the mountains of...
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Perdue Recalls Over 31,000 Pounds of Chicken Strips, Tenders and Nuggets
Perdue Farms, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has recalled 31,703 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken products, including gluten-free chicken nuggets sold under their Perdue Simply Smart Organics brand. Announced in a news release Friday, the recall applies to Perdue’s Simply Smart Organics refrigerated gluten-free breaded chicken breast tenders, refrigerated whole grain chicken breast strips, and refrigerated whole grain...
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Perdue Recalls Over 31,000 Pounds of Chicken Strips, Tenders and Nuggets
Perdue Farms, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has recalled 31,703 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken products, including gluten-free chicken nuggets sold under their Perdue Simply Smart Organics brand. Announced in a news release Friday, the recall applies to Perdue’s Simply Smart Organics refrigerated gluten-free breaded chicken breast tenders, refrigerated whole grain chicken breast strips, and refrigerated whole grain...
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CDC Warns Consumers to Avoid Washing Raw Chicken or Other Poultry
The CDC is getting some strong reaction on social media after advising people to not wash raw chicken.
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Keep Pets Away From Gardens to Prevent Food-Borne Illness
Animal waste tainting fresh produce is one of the major causes of food-borne ailments. So farmers markets and pick-your-own growers who fear fecal contamination are increasingly guarded about tolerating pets near their edibles. Home gardeners should be cautious, too. Many of the pathogens affecting food safety come from the intestinal systems of animals, said Diane Wright Hirsch, senior education educator...