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"Be Food Safe - All Behaviors"
:30 Radio

(UPBEAT MUSIC UNDER)

CHORUS: Clean! Separate! Cook! Chill!

ANNOUNCER: Four easy steps keep food safe!

CHORUS: Clean!

ANNOUNCER: Keep hands and utensils clean.

CHORUS: Separate!

ANNOUNCER: Keep raw meat, poultry and seafood away from other food.

CHORUS: Cook!

ANNOUNCER: You can't tell it's done by how it looks! Use a food thermometer.

CHORUS: Chill!

ANNOUNCER: A 40 degree fridge keeps bacteria from spreading.

CHORUS: Clean! Separate! Cook! Chill!

ANNOUNCER: For more information visit befoodsafe.gov. Be Food Safe -- from USDA.
:60 Radio

(UPBEAT MUSIC UNDER)

CHORUS: Clean! Separate! Cook! Chill!

ANNOUNCER: Do you know how to keep food safe at home? The easy lessons of "Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill" will help you protect your family and be food safe!

CHORUS: Clean!

ANNOUNCER: Wash hands and utensils to avoid spreading bacteria when preparing food.

CHORUS: Separate!

ANNOUNCER: Use different cutting boards for meat, poultry, seafood, and veggies.

CHORUS: Cook!

ANNOUNCER: You can't tell it's done by how it looks! Use a food thermometer.

CHORUS: Chill!

ANNOUNCER: Keep the fridge at 40 degrees or below to keep bacteria from growing.

Food safety risks at home are common. The USDA is your partner in being food safe.

CHORUS: Clean! Separate! Cook! Chill!

ANNOUNCER: For more information visit befoodsafe.gov or call 1-888-MPHotline.

(MUSIC OUT)


Last Modified: November 8, 2006

 

 

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