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ORIGINAL: sugardaddyforme

Has any one bothered to ask....
why did they call it BATH TUB cheese?
Do you want to eat something made in some ones bath tub?

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ORIGINAL: sugardaddyforme

Has any one bothered to ask....
why did they call it BATH TUB cheese?
Do you want to eat something made in some ones bath tub?

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ORIGINAL: sugardaddyforme

Has any one bothered to ask....
why did they call it BATH TUB cheese?
Do you want to eat something made in some ones bath tub?

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ORIGINAL: luckydog1

... Ten women were pregnant, and infection with L. monocytogenes resulted in five stillbirths, three premature deliveries, and two infected newborns. The 11th woman was 5 months postpartum when she presented to a local hospital with meningitis caused by L. monocytogenes. She had no preexisting medical conditions. The male patient, who presented with a brain abscess, was receiving corticosteroid therapy after brain tumor surgery. On hospital admission, the 11 women reported symptoms that included fever (nine), chills (nine), headache (nine), abdominal cramps (five), stiff neck (five), vomiting (three), and photo phobia (two)." ...

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ORIGINAL: popeye1250

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ORIGINAL: sugardaddyforme

Has any one bothered to ask....
why did they call it BATH TUB cheese?
Do you want to eat something made in some ones bath tub?

Nope!
You can buy home-made baked goods because the heat from the oven will kill almost all but a few very rare germs.
But, even some Moonshine will make you go blind or give you lead poisoning!
I think it was Sinclair Lewis who wrote about the meat slaughtering houses of the early 20th century who really got things started in the food safety area in this country.
Foods such as Dairy, Meats, Poultry, Seafood etc are highly perishable and have to be cooked and kept at proper temperatures.