Salmonella Risks: Common Hidden Sources & Prevention
Salmonella hides in:
- Raw/undercooked meat, poultry, seafood, eggs.
- Unpasteurized milk, cheese, juice.
- Raw flour, dough, batter.
- Contaminated produce (sprouts, melons, tomatoes, leafy greens) from manure/irrigation water.
- Pet reptiles/amphibians (turtles, lizards, frogs) and their habitats.
- Animal feces, contaminated soil/water.
Prevention: Cook thoroughly, pasteurize, wash produce, separate raw/cooked foods, wash hands after animal contact, avoid raw dough.
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