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What happens if you refreez a turkey?

you get food poisoning. never refreeze defrosted meat.


Is there dangers in turkey?

Like all white meats turkey should be cooked all the way through to avoid the possibility of food poisoning. There are also some small bones within a turkey that could potentially cause a choking hazard. Other than that, no not really.


Can you get sick from eating bad turkey bacon?

Yes, any improperly handled food can cause food poisoning if it is contaminated by bacteria or other food poisoning microbes.When in doubt, throw it out!


How do you use poison in a sentence?

keep the food in Refrigerator, to avoid poisoning it.


What are the danders of consuming expired food?

Getting Food Byorne Illness of Food poisoning


How is food poisoning treated in alternative medicine?

Those suffering from food poisoning should reduce all sugar and normal food for eight to 24 hours, and increase fluids to avoid dehydration.


Who are at greatest risk of getting food poisoning?

babies, infants and the elderly


Is a smelly turkey gone rotten?

If your turkey has a foul smell, the meat has probably started going bad. It is best to throw it out and not consume it to prevent food poisoning.


Can a cooked turkey breast be left out overnight?

No. You should not leave turkey unrefrigerated overnight. When you leave food at room temperature, bacteria grow more rapidly. It is safer to keep cooked food in the refrigerator to avoid food poisoning.


Will you get food poisoning from baking turkey with innards packet in it?

While there is always a potential, in this case it seems very unlikely. Especially when cooked properly and thoroughly, food poisoning risk decreases as the bacteria and viruses are killed in the cooking process.


What three most import events in your life?

1. Getting born. 2. Getting food poisonng. 3. Dying because of food poisoning.


Why do we need to ensure the safety of our food?

To avoid food poisoning - which could lead to diarrhea, vomiting and fever, or even death if severe enough.