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Chris Manley  
U.S.
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I can answer questions relating to food safety and sanitation in home or commercial facilities Available
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Carol Schlitt  
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I can answer questions on home food safety, sanitation, home food preservation and commercial food safety (HACCP).Available
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Carl Copeland  
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Answering Questions regarding Food Storage, Food Safety and Food Guidelines for the home consumer.On Vacation
returns 07/07/2008
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2008-07-03  Crock Pot --Turkey breast -Power out:   Hi Katherine, Unfortunately, the recommendation is to not cook and eat the turkey breast. Here's why... Poultry, meat, fish are potentially hazardous foods - phf for short - that have a propensity...
2008-07-02  freezing, meal delivery and defrosting options:   Hi Ajara, First, I hope you have consulted with your local health department for the rules, regulations and certifications you must follow and poses in order to legally run a food business from your...
2008-07-02  storing food in a fridge:   Hi Louise, Top shelf -- fruits (except apples). Next shelf store store butter/margarine and cheese tightly sealed in foil or plastic wrap. Bottom shelves -- store all meats as it's the coldest spot...
2008-07-02  watermelon uncut shelf life:   Hi Stacey, Storing uncut watermelon at room temperature is the recommended way to store prior to cutting. Watermelons typically need warmer storage than other fruit. 55 F is ideal, but whole watermelons...
2008-07-01  Chicken:   Hi Mark, Yes, the chicken should be okay. The general rule of thumb is that refrigerated or hot foods can be at room temperature for a maximum of 2 hours (1 hour if the temperature is over 90 degrees...
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