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FOOD SOLUTIONS               141


          How can you make

          food preparation easier


          and safer?




          The safe preparation of food is of vital importance.
          Cross-contamination of raw meat with ready-to-eat foods is the number one cause of food
          poisoning.

          Good food-handling practices include:
          ■ ■ Ensuring against cross-contamination.
          ■ ■ Management of unsafe food, such as raw meat.
          ■ ■ Regular and thorough cleaning processes, reducing the risk of bacteria growth in food
            storage areas.
          ■ ■ Utensils, such as metal pans can dent during food preparation and become ineffective.





                                                                Rubbermaid can help you avoid unsafe food handling practices
                                                                by offering complete, high-quality kitchen, cleaning and food
                                                                storage solutions.

                                                                ■ ■ Efficient, organised food storage in transparent space-saving containers, safety
                                                                  storage bins, presentation dishes or carts.
                                                                ■ ■ Straight from preparation to cooking, Rubbermaid’s Gastronorm Pans allow
                                                                  easy storage, preparation, cooking and transportation of food.
                                                                ■ ■ Gastronorm pans will not dent or chip, reducing the risk of bacteria build up.
                                                                ■ ■ Peace of mind: Rubbermaid scrapers and spatulas will not melt or deform,
                                                                  even at high temperatures.







                                                                DID YOU KNOW ?









                                                                ■   Avoid contact between raw food and cooked.
                                                                ■   Safely cooked food can become contaminated through even the
                                                                  slightest contact with raw food. This cross-contamination can be direct,
                                                                  as when raw poultry meat comes into contact with cooked food.
                                                                ■   It can also be more subtle. For example, do not prepare a raw chicken
                                                                  and then use the same unwashed cutting board and knife to carve the
                                                                  cooked bird. Doing so can reintroduce the disease-causing organisms.





















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