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Special Occasion Charcuterie Food Safety
Food Safety,Our Blog | March 15, 2025
Charcuterie is something that has taken off like a wildfire. Some start with very simple cheese boards with crackers while others go all out and absolutely put an entire table filled spread for their guests to enjoy. Whether you keep… read more
Food Safety,Our Blog | March 13, 2025
When little hands are helping in the kitchen it is highly important that as parents we take pride in teaching children food safety. My boys have been in the kitchen from the time they were in bouncy seats watching me… read more
E. coli,Food Safety,Our Blog | March 12, 2025
Something that many new or even experienced mothers forget is that what goes into their bodies can often be transferred to a baby through breastmilk. E. coli & breastfeeding a baby is something that deserves to be looked into. Recently,… read more
Food Safety,Our Blog | March 9, 2025
Is edible glitter safe? That is a burning question for so many especially as we embark on one of the biggest baking seasons of the year. I love shiny things, love talking points about cooking and baking and of course… read more
Starbucks Discontinues Controversial Drink
Food Safety,Our Blog | March 9, 2025
When the drinks debuted in early 2023, they were described by the coffee giant as “arabica coffee deliciously infused with Partanna cold pressed extra virgin olive oil.” The beverage lineup, an idea from former CEO Howard Schultz, had olive oil… read more
Food Safety,Our Blog,Salmonella | March 3, 2025
Many people like myself thrive from the joys of going out into their backyards and getting eggs straight from their own little coops. There are times of the year though when egg production slows or can even completely end and… read more
What To Do If You Cut Yourself in the Kitchen
Food Safety,Our Blog | March 2, 2025
Christmas morning was a blur like in many homes. We had opened the gifts; the wrapping paper was everywhere, and I had approximately an hour and a half to get myself dressed from something other than the pajamas that we… read more
Michigan Auto Supplier Faces Fines Over Legionnaires Case
Food Safety,Legionnaire's disease | February 15, 2025
A Michigan auto supplier is facing a fine after it didn’t adequately address Legionnaires’ cases four years ago and the bacteria grew again – killing one worker and sickening two others in 2023. The Michigan Occupational Health and Safety Administration,… read more
Food Safety,Our Blog | February 7, 2025
With places seeing once in a lifetime snow amounts in the deep south of the United States this winter everyone is questioning is it safe to eat snow? People are making snowy soda, snow ice cream and other fun treats… read more
What is a Herd Share, and Are They Safe?
Food Safety,Our Blog | February 6, 2025
With the wave of folks wanting to become more self-sufficient, today we take a look at what is a herd share and are they safe? From the outside looking in this looks like an awesome idea until you realize what… read more