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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2021 · 2H 23M

Food Safety Talk 231: Robuts

from Food Safety Talk · host Ben Chapman

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The guys are joined by Kathy Campbell (@Mrssoup) and they begin the show talking about Clubhouse. The conversation goes to robots in various aspects of life, including in food preparation. The group goes on to talk about the social media discussion of Fred Meyer (the store, not the person) throwing out food and then guarding dumpsters as a result. The discussion goes to the intersection of food disparity, food waste and food safety and how it all seems to get mixed up sometimes. Kathy stays for some listener feedback on parking lot tamales and garlic confit. They then all participate in Ben's favorite bit of rating government food safety messages, this one from thePublic Health Agency of Canada's egg-linked outbreak communications. The show ends on a Food Network listicle of food-safety things.

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