Topic: Another fucking food recall because of disease
Anonymous A started this discussion 3 weeks ago#137,104
First the lettuce, then the jalapenos, then the eggs, and now frozen blueberries. They're poisoning the fucking food supply. When are you fucks going to drag these politicians out of their homes and send them to God? Enough is enough.
Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 3 weeks ago, 12 minutes later, 35 minutes after the original post[^][v]#1,453,402
@previous (Green !pDif3ODBl.)
It's funny you mention that actually. For the first 3 they were saying you could get really sick but you'd survive. Now with the blueberries they're just saying you'll straight up die if you eat them. This country fucking sucks
> First the lettuce, then the jalapenos, then the eggs, and now frozen blueberries. They're poisoning the fucking food supply. When are you fucks going to drag these politicians out of their homes and send them to God? Enough is enough.
This is what happens when brain-worm retard and MAHA champion RFK Jr. cuts compliance, monitoring, and food regulation, resetting the food mega companies to providing 19th century slop.
End overregulation so companies can increase earnings!
Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 3 weeks ago, 2 minutes later, 40 minutes after the original post[^][v]#1,453,404
@previous (D)
It really does genuinely seem like they're trying to start a revolution at this point. I mean how are people supposed to react to their food being poisoned, their bills going up, surveillance cameras being put in their neighborhoods, etc. It's like they literally want us to start killing them
> It really does genuinely seem like they're trying to start a revolution at this point. I mean how are people supposed to react to their food being poisoned, their bills going up, surveillance cameras being put in their neighborhoods, etc. It's like they literally want us to start killing them
The elites and oligarchs overstepped during the last golden age. Next think is they’ll hire Pinkertons to shoot striking workers or whomever acts up this time. There were some enormous conflicts glossed over in school. In one, corporate hired thugs murdered coal miners’ women and kids in Colorado. At Blair Mountain, 13,000 coal miners in West VA battled strikebreakers, cops, and ultimately were bombed with mustard gas by the U.S. Army around 1919.
Anonymous G joined in and replied with this 3 weeks ago, 18 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,453,422
@OP > First the lettuce, then the jalapenos, then the eggs, and now frozen blueberries. They're poisoning the fucking food supply. When are you fucks going to drag these politicians out of their homes and send them to God? Enough is enough.
Never. The answer is never. They’ll put more flock cameras, let our food rot and our munition stockpile diminished. They’ll keep blaming democrats and Biden/Obama on everything going on in the world.
And the people will do nothing but fake outrage because the people are weak willed. We won’t risk our livelihood in an attempt to properly check these guys because we want our creature comforts. Nobody wants to be uncomfortable by playing heroic revolutionaries because people have jobs and bills that need to be paid. The Average citizen does not give a fuck because they can’t afford it.
Damn just DAMN joined in and replied with this 3 weeks ago, 37 minutes later, 3 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,453,423
Will washing peppers make them safe?
No. Rinsing reduces surface bacteria somewhat but does not reliably eliminate Salmonella, particularly from the crevice where the stem meets the fruit. There is no home wash, vinegar soak or produce rinse that makes a contaminated pepper safe.
Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 3 weeks ago, 26 minutes later, 3 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,453,424
@previous (Damn just DAMN)
I love that they keep ending these news segments like that. > Oh but don't stop buying just because of a little fatal disease hahaha just remember to wash and stay vigilant!
Anonymous H replied with this 3 weeks ago, 4 minutes later, 3 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,453,426
@previous (A)
Avocado skins can carry Listeria and Salmonella that transfer to the flesh when cutting. A quick rinse and gentle scrub under running water helps keep it safer.
> Will washing peppers make them safe? > > No. Rinsing reduces surface bacteria somewhat but does not reliably eliminate Salmonella, particularly from the crevice where the stem meets the fruit. There is no home wash, vinegar soak or produce rinse that makes a contaminated pepper safe.
I cook everything now. You can roast kale and other green vegetables. I just do vegetable medlies. Heat them up in the air fryer if you cook ahead of time to avoid soggy vegetables.
Google joined in and replied with this 3 weeks ago, 3 minutes later, 4 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,453,428
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While standard cooking kills most active bacteria, certain bacteria survive standard heat as resilient spores, or they leave behind heat-stable toxins that cooking cannot destroy
> While standard cooking kills most active bacteria, certain bacteria survive standard heat as resilient spores, or they leave behind heat-stable toxins that cooking cannot destroy
I can’t exactly douse my food in bleach. I also cook high heat, like 400 degrees. You make a good point.