Food Safety Talk 286: Duck Race at 12 Noon

from Food Safety Talk · host Ben Chapman

Neti Pots for Sinus Infections: Do They Help?Ear Candling: Should You Try It?Betteridge’s law of headlines - WikipediaHurricanes: Preparedness and Recovery | NC State ExtensionAn Asbestos Natural Disaster Guide | Wildfires & MoreFood, Inc. - YouTubeIts official, the trailer for Poisoned is out | Food Safety NewsMilltown 4th of Julystreet food - Google ScholarTips And Tricks For Eating Street Food Without Getting SickCDC Current Outbreak List | CDCOutbreak of Salmonella enteritidis food poisoning. Potential protective effect of alcoholic beverages. - Abstract - Europe PMC108. Parking Lot Tamales — Risky or Not?Sugar Museum | HawaiiOttawa may soon be investigating the elimination of ‘best-before’ dates on groceries | The StarTreat hintBen Chapman on Twitter: “😳 This is a great idea. There are lots of times food safety gets blamed for increasing food waste and food insecurity. I’m all about this work. https://t.co/LYLndUUt66” / TwitterEvigence | The Future of FreshHLS Food Law and Policy Clinic co-authors groundbreaking report on food date labeling and food waste - Harvard Law School | Harvard Law School‎Dating Game ReportFood Safety Talk 255: Crunchy Granola Hippie Town — Food Safety TalkFood Safety Talk 231: Robuts — Food Safety Talk‘A gastronomic experience’: the US schools serving local veggies and edible flowers over frozen food | School meals | The GuardianFood Safety in Community Gardens | NC State Extensiongrowing safer gardensFood Protection Trends -May/June 2015Seal the Seasons - Weaver Street MarketBones, plastic, metal found in chicken tenders served to NYC students: fedsDOE food inspector who blew lid on tainted food in NYC schools claims retaliation ‘destroyed’ his career3M Fasara Window Films Provide Glass Surfaces Privacy & Design

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The guys are back at it again and start with personal hygiene habits and mesothelioma. They talk about 4th of July festivities and then jump into food safety with a discussion of the Poisoned documentary trailer. The discussion goes to street foods and a 17-point tip list that might have been created by Chat GPT. They then talk about Canadian best-before dates, food waste and food insecurity. The conversation goes to school and cafeteria food including gardens, farm to school programs and a weird trial and fallout related to NYC school foods.

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