Safer Practices for Handling Raw Meats

Safer Practices for Handling Raw Meats

Introduction Meats are a great source of protein, but they can also be dangerous if not handled properly. Raw meats need to be cooked before you eat them; otherwise, they can contain harmful bacteria like E. coli or Salmonella. These bacteria cause food poisoning...
Be food safe during the festive season

Be food safe during the festive season

Food is central to the festive season, and for many of us, there’s really nothing better than to relax with a delicious meal in the company of those we love. We’ve mentioned the risks associated with improper food handling and safety techniques on our blog...
How to safely store leftovers

How to safely store leftovers

Whether you’ve cooked too much for the night or have just finished meal prepping for the week ahead, leftovers are an excellent way to get the most out of your food. However, if you aren’t storing your leftovers properly you could be putting yourself and others at...
How to stay food safe in the workplace

How to stay food safe in the workplace

With many of us now heading back into the office 5 days a week, we’re back to organising lunches and snacks to get us through those long work days. With so many people once again utilising shared kitchen spaces in their places of work, the opportunity for...
How to maintain a hygienic family kitchen

How to maintain a hygienic family kitchen

Keeping your kitchen clean is an important part of being healthy, especially when you are cooking for a family. To make sure that you and those around you stay safe and avoid any food-borne illnesses you need to create a hygienic cooking space. Here are some handy...
Handling food safely while eating outdoors

Handling food safely while eating outdoors

Handling food safely when dining outside is essential to keep you, your family, and your friends healthy. The picnic and barbeque season provides plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation with friends and family. But these warm weather events also give food-borne...