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All of the following will help you safely cool foods EXCEPT:
A Afte...
Physics, 07.11.2020 23:10 tanoah7623
Select the correct answer
All of the following will help you safely cool foods EXCEPT:
A After a meal put leftovers in a deep container so the food cools down more slowly.
B Put cold foods away immediately after purchasing.
c.
Nestle a bowl of cold food in a slightly larger bowl of ice during a picnic.
D. Transfer cold foods directly from the refrigerator to the cooler when going out.
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