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In summary: What steps
can I take to fight germs?
The invisible enemy, bacteria (bac),
can make you and those you care about
sick. But you have the power to “Fight
Bac!
™ and keep your food safe from
harmful bacteria.
The four steps to Fight BAC! are:
1. Clean: Wash hands and surfaces often.
Bacteria can spread throughout the
kitchen and get into cutting boards,
utensils, sponges and counter tops.
Wash your hands with hot soapy
water before handling food and after
using the bathroom, changing
diapers and handling pets.
Wash your cutting boards, dishes,
utensils and counter tops with hot
soapy water after preparing each
food item and before you go on to
the next food.
2. Separate: Prevent cross-contamina-
tion. Cross-contamination is the word
for how bacteria can spread from one
food product to another. This is espe-
cially true when handling raw meat,
chicken, turkey and fish. So keep these
foods and their juices away from fruits,
vegetables and cooked foods.
Separate raw meat, chicken, turkey
and fish from other foods in your
grocery shopping cart and in your
refrigerator.
Use different cutting boards for raw
meats and for all other foods.
Never place cooked food on a plate
that held raw meat, chicken, turkey
or fish.
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Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program Keeping Food Safe 2005
Prevent food poisoning — Fight BAC!
Adapted with permission from “Fight Bac”™ (1998), Partnership for Food Safety Education: www.fightbac.org
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