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Would you eat here knowing this is how ingredients are stored?! Storing food directly on the floor invites contamination and mess! All containers should be at least 6 inches (14.24 cm) above the ground to protect food from spills and pests. Don’t break this simple rule—store smart and stay clean! If your storage looks like this, you Better Call Beth! . . . . #foodsafety #bettercallbeth #bcb #restaurant #restaurants #nyc #nycdoh #fda #usda #safety #health #publicsafety #food #nycfoodie #foodie #nyceats #nycfoodies #hospitality #hospitalityindustry #FoodStorageTips

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Busy schedules shouldn't mean compromising on home cooked meals. Mamieli is here to solve the everyday challenge of meal prep by connecting you with local home chefs who cater to the specific needs and preferences of your household, ensuring your fridge is stocked with delicious, healthy meals each week. #MealPrep #HealthyEating #HomeChefs #Mamieli

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Ever wonder how long you can keep cooked salmon fresh in the fridge? 🤔 Keeping it safe and tasty is crucial! Whether it's for meal prep or enjoying leftovers, knowing the right storage tips is key. 🐟 Check out my blog for all the details: https://lnkd.in/eJ2wKVRX #Foodie #SalmonLovers #FoodStorage #JOZmahalTips #JOZmahal

World Food Safety Day 🥗🔍 Let’s make food safety a priority! From farm to table, it's everyone's business. Clean hands, clean kitchens, and proper food storage keep us all healthy. Share your tips and recipes with #WorldFoodSafetyDay! 🌟💚📸 Content by: Anshu Sinha, BCA 2026 & MT at CEDPATNA Email: [email protected] #FoodSafety #EatSafe #HealthyLiving #iibmpatna #zhipatna #cedpatna

World Food Safety Day 🥗🔍 Let’s make food safety a priority! From farm to table, it's everyone's business. Clean hands, clean kitchens, and proper food storage keep us all healthy. Share your tips and recipes with #WorldFoodSafetyDay! 🌟💚📸 Content by: Anshu Sinha, BCA 2026 & MT at CEDPATNA Email: [email protected] #FoodSafety #EatSafe #HealthyLiving #iibmpatna #zhipatna #cedpatna

If you guessed that this tray of chicken is not properly stored, you are right. Leaving it next to an open door exposes it to contamination. Additionally, the internal temperature has dropped to 80°F, making it unfit for consumption. If you’re storing your food like this… You'd Better Call Beth! . . . . #foodsafety #bettercallbeth #bcb #restaurant #restaurants #nyc #nycdoh #fda #usda #safety #health #publicsafety #food #nycfoodie #foodie #nyceats #nycfoodies #hospitality #hospitalityindustry #dangerzone #temperature #meat #raw #rawfood #poultry

Weekly meal planning gets the Smoky Honey Habanero treatment with this easy Crockpot Chicken you can use in a variety of dishes: https://lnkd.in/eTuu3tzB

Traditional Welsh Food By  Alison Ensign November 17, 2019 Welsh Food Traditions In many cultures, the cuisine reflects the tastes and trends of the higher classes. However, the wealthy and educated in Wales who had the ability to record recipes often followed English cooking styles. Consequently, they did not represent true Welsh cooking. Instead, traditional Welsh food largely represents working class in Wales. Welsh cuisine focuses on what the working class could produce or afford, and recipes were passed down orally in the families of the working class. As a result, you can learn a lot about your heritage through food if you have Welsh ancestors. Wales is well known for its lamb and beef. The Welsh people relied heavily on their livestock to provide for their families, and winter cuisine often featured meats and dairy from the livestock. https://lnkd.in/gnSBvMWP.