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National Food Safety Education Month® 2008

CHILL!

Food safety character- fridge

Keeping cold foods cold is one of the most important rules you can follow to help Fight BAC!® To make sure you are keeping your food safe at all times, check out these other ways you can Fight BAC!®

  • Chill leftovers and takeout foods within 2 hours and keep the fridge at 40 °F or below.
  • Some foods that need to stay cold include:
    • Sandwiches or salads made with meat and poultry;
    • Tuna and egg salad;
    • Milk, cheese, and yogurt;
    • Peeled or cut fruits and vegetables.
  • Use an insulated lunch box or bag to keep food cold at school.
  • Keep your lunch in the coolest place possible. Never leave it in direct sun.
  • Add a frozen gel pack, frozen juice box, or use a thermos to keep food cold.

Kids, start at the star and connect the dots to reveal the hidden image.

[Activity  - Connect the Dots]

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