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Safe Picnicking and Grilling

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Picnics and outdoor grilling can be lots of fun as long as you plan for the situation. You can’t be too careful when handling and packaging food for cooking and eating outdoors. Summer heat increases the chance of bacterial growth in foods, and bacteria are more likely to grow in foods that are high in protein and moisture — meats, poultry, seafood, dairy products and egg dishes. Here are some helpful reminders on how to keep your food safe and tasty.

The three most important things to remember about serving foods outdoors are:

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