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The Safe Food Handbook: How to Make Smart Choices About Risky Food Risks lurk in .Fruits and Vegetables • Fish and Shellfish • Meat and Poultry • Dairy • Eggs • Grains, Legumes and Nuts • and even Herbs and Spi.The Safe Food Handboo


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The Safe Food Handbook: How to Make Smart Choices About Risky Food

Title:The Safe Food Handbook: How to Make Smart Choices About Risky Food
Author:Heli Perrett PhD
Rating:4.62 (407 Votes)
Asin:1615190171
Format Type:Paperback
Number of Pages:368 Pages
Publish Date:2011-01-04
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The Safe Food Handbook is an essential guide for everyone, especially those most vulnerable to unsafe foodpregnant women, older adults, young children, those with serious health conditionsand anyone who cooks for them. Dr. Heli Perrett provides clear guidance on how to:

  • Recognize the riskiest foods and places to eat
  • Protect yourself from dangerous microbes like Eli and Salmonella
  • Reduce toxins that build up in your body
  • Learn which corners you can cutand which you shouldn’t
  • Enjoy your favorite foods without hurting your health or your budget
Helpfully organized by food group, The Safe Food Handbook demystifies the perils in our foodinfectious bacteria, deadly molds, hormones, antibiotics, toxins, irradiation, and even wax on produce. Risks lurk in .Fruits and Vegetables • Fish and Shellfish • Meat and Poultry • Dairy • Eggs • Grains, Legumes and Nuts • and even Herbs and Spi

Editorial : “Perrett writes in a manner that clears the fog of claims surrounding food risks and safety. This book will be an eye-opener for anyone who has had questions about food safety.”
Library Journal

“The overburdened, understaffed agencies that are supposed to inspect and eliminate contaminated food in the United States cannot do an adequate job since most of our edibles are imported. The best protection against unsafe food, therefore, is our own knowledge. Dr. Perrett presents well-balanced, solid information about foods we may choose to eat. She answers many frequently asked questions about prepackaged food, organic products, and what precautions to take with dishes such as sushi and raw beef. She even answers questions readers may not think to ask such as how to avoid distasteful, contaminated spices.”
Ruth Winter, MS, author of A Consumer’s Dictionary of Food Additives

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