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Food safety and sanitation poster is an effective tool guide for reminding food handlers of the most significant food safety and sanitation practices. Beneficial for any food establishment such as a restaurant, a food truck, a coffee shop, a retail food store, a deli stand, a cafeteria, or others. Download for free.

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A kitchen safety poster is a useful general tool that contains several basic food safety practices for a kitchen setup. Beneficial for any food establishment such as a restaurant, a food truck, a coffee shop, a retail food store, a deli stand, a cafeteria, or others. Download for free.

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Boiling kills active bacteria, but a number of survivalist species of bacteria are able to form inactive seedlike spores that can survive boiling temperatures. After food is cooked & its temperature drops below 130°, these spores germinate & begin to grow, multiply, & produce toxins. Some of these toxins are heat-stable -- even boiling will not destroy them. Excellent article by Harold McGee in New York Times. #food_safety Kitchen Hygiene Posters, Cross Contamination Food Safety, Food Safety Infographic, Hygiene Poster, Food Safety Posters, Food Safety And Sanitation, Foodborne Illness, Food Safety Training, Food Safety Tips

Boiling kills active bacteria, but a number of survivalist species of bacteria are able to form inactive seedlike spores that can survive boiling temperatures. After food is cooked & its temperature drops below 130°, these spores germinate & begin to grow, multiply, & produce toxins. Some of these toxins are heat-stable -- even boiling will not destroy them. Excellent article by Harold McGee in New York Times. #food_safety

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