youtube.com/watch?v=Lqx6Je9zEYc
"Some people think they are supposed to wash their meats and chicken before cooking. I recommend not washing them because that puts you at risk for spreading the bacteria around your kitchen and around yourself," Hill says.
Cooking raw chicken straight from the package is safe, says the Food and Drug Administration, because modern food safety systems have been greatly improved. Bringing meats to their proper temperatures will destroy any foodborne illness.
Gypsy Crusader said black people wash their meat with soap before cooking it
Is there any link online to confirm this
Possibly a video of black people washing meat in soap or a blog where a black person suggests to wash meat in soap or says that they wash meat in soap
This mayo clinic link says not to wash meat before cooking it, I assume it would be implied that there guidelines then are not to wash meat in soap
Can washing meat in soap lead to poisoning?
Ever hear of vinegar or even ammonia based spray cleaner? It goes where the meat juice goes. Leave it a few minutes and it'll be fine. Even dishsoap will do.
All these "germaphobes", tsk, tsk.
CALM DOWN!
There's more problems with contaminated veggies than "meat juice". Still gotta clean the sink either way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90Nd_vh3yk8
Why people wash meat (or don't)
Adam Ragusea
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