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Some meat can and is eaten raw by some people, but there is always the risk of parasites being in the meat and then getting into people.
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Can you serve chicken raw?
No you cant, its also a bad idea because you should cook the chicken before and it needs to be well cooked because the heat kills the bacteria in the chicken, not like the meat that has the bacteria only around the meat. The chicken instead has the bacteria inside and outside so it has to be well cooked. source: Biologiy lessons
What kind of food do you feed puppys on runescape?
i think you can feed them meat although i cant remember if it has to be cooked or not...
Is ground beef measured cooked or raw?
It is weighed raw. In other cases, restaurants don't feed us raw meat. Humans are different from wild animals.
Do hyenas eat cooked meat?
Can hyenas eat cooked meat.
Is it safe to reheat a curry made from cooked meat?
As long as you have fully cooked the meat it is safe to reheat a curry that you made with the meat. You can reheat cooked meat as long as you have cooked it correctly and stored it properly.
What is the rare meat?
Meat which is cooked 'rare' is meat which is only just cooked and is still red inside.
How do you get roundworms?
You can get them from eating under cooked meat. You can get them from eating under cooked meat.
What is the difference between cooked and non-cooked meat?
Non-cooked meat is usually pink in the middle. If you eat non- cooked meat you get very sick and you could possibly die!
How does cooked meat give you Salmonellosis?
You can get Salmonella from cooked meat only if it wasn't cooked properly or it was contaminated after cooking.
Can you freeze cooked kebab meat?
Yes, you can safely freeze cooked kebab meat one time. Once thawed, it is unsafe to refreeze any cooked meat.
Can you freeze cooked meat?
Yes you can, but it will take longer to cook as the meat is frozen.
Can you freeze bolognase mince once cooked?
no you cant sorry if you were about to do that never try it.Well this says differentlyhttp://www.eatwell.gov.uk/healthydiet/nutritionessentials/meat/
