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Answering Questions regarding Food Storage, Food Safety and Food Guidelines for the home consumer.
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Food Safety is important to the well being of individuals and their Family and Friends. It is good to be able to provide this information to others.
Food Recalls are usually requested not ordered from the FDA the actual manufacturers or producers are the ones who recall their product.
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Diane, How are you doing? Fine I hope. You can always refreeze meats but it is not always recommended. What normally happens is that the taste,quality, and nutrients is usually decreased. The
John, How are you doing? Fine I hope. John, you probably could defrost the ham and re-freeze it. But first let me explain what happens. When ever you defrost any food you and you re-freeze it you
Vicki, How are you doing? Well I would keep them in the wrap and put them in the coldest part of the refrigerator, you can store them at 31 degrees Fahrenheit. If your refrigerator doesn't get that
Bonnie, How are you doing? I apologize for my delay in response. Frozen meats like a chuck roast can last 6-9 months frozen. Your close I would check the meat for severe freezer burn as you wouldn't want
Hello Tamara, How are you doing? Fine I hope. It's never good to leave food out overnight especially meats. Am I going to tell you that I haven't done this also, not with a straight face. In reference
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