| >> |
06/16/10(Wed)15:26 No.1951133>>1951050
Not only do
you want to wash off the dirt off of all your vegetables, mushrooms
aren't grown in ordinary dirt, but in manure.
In almost all of the
food poisonings from e.coli, it's restaurants improperly washing
vegetables. It seems like it would be one bad employee just having dirty
hands from some employees own trip to the restroom, but in fact, as the
numbers grow in these recall scares, they pinpoint the crops back to
one grower and his fields that oops had some animals pooping in them.
Since you can't control the mice, rats and bunnies, you'll always have
e.coli in dirt. Why do you want to avoid washing fruit and vegetables?
We're not talking about avoiding good germs vs bad germs, such as
antibacterial handwashing, but removing dirt from food. |
