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Originally posted by chef View PostIt's Fiance Chef's dream viral outbreak, something that involves more cleaning.
She's always saying I should wash all fruit/veg before cooking inc. Peeling mushrooms?????
My answer to date has simply been "my gran always said a little roughage cant hurt anyone".
As was pointed out yesterday, I dont suppose they had the chemical cr@p they spray on fruit/veg in my grans day
But think about the in-built immunity if you get attacked by greenfly. I was jumped by 4 aphids in Manchester city centre, United fans I think they were,
they didnt stand a chance
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It's Fiance Chef's dream viral outbreak, something that involves more cleaning.
She's always saying I should wash all fruit/veg before cooking inc. Peeling mushrooms?????
My answer to date has simply been "my gran always said a little roughage cant hurt anyone".
As was pointed out yesterday, I dont suppose they had the chemical cr@p they spray on fruit/veg in my grans day
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E Coli outbreak in Germany
That made me chuckle.This outbreak is affecting young women in particular, and one theory is that it is spread by contaminated salad.
BBC News - E. coli outbreak alarms Germany as young women sickenTags: None
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