Food Safety Food $ense Nutrition Education. Some foods you eat have germs Germs can cause... Stomachache Fever Visit to the doctor.

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Food Safety Food $ense Nutrition Education

Some foods you eat have germs Germs can cause... Stomachache Fever Visit to the doctor

You can’t see the germs But they could be on your food…

You can protect yourself from Germs Washing your hands will scare the germs away!!

Wash your hands after going to the bathroom

Also, wash your hands…. Before you cook After you sneeze After you cough

Protect Yourself From Germs Cook meat to well done to kill the germs

Keep Cold Foods Cold

Keep Hot Foods Hot

Eliminate germs from your food Keep raw foods away from other foods

Use Clean Dishes

Don’t eat off other people’s plate

When Grocery Shopping…. Don’t buy damaged cans Check eggs for cracks

Check for Expiration Dates

Wash your hands before eating. What Can I Do?