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"which you then immediately stick in your mouth." Sticking the food into your mouth isn't much of a concern, there's no evidence that covid-19 can transmit "fo
by georgemcbay 7y ago
"which you then immediately stick in your mouth."
Sticking the food into your mouth isn't much of a concern, there's no evidence that covid-19 can transmit "foodborne".
The actual issue is an infected food prep worker contaminating the wrapper or the food itself, you touching the wrapper or the food, then touching your eyes or nose prior to washing your hands.
- stri8ed 7y agoIn theory, so long as one does not make contact with their nose or eyes, except in a shower (after washing hands), all infections can be prevented, besides airborne-based intake? Has it been established that infection cannot be caught by consumption of contaminated food?
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- maxerickson 7y agoYou can't prove a negative. There's not been any documented occurrences of it. But most people probably don't know how they got infected either.
- closeparen 7y agoThere are definitely foodborne pathogens, this just isn’t one of them (probably).
- notatoad 7y agoIf covid isnt foodborne, then the produce sitting out at the grocery store is also safe. But it seems really unlikely that it immediately disappears when it comes in contact with food. "Not food borne" usually just means that food isn't a better conductor of the virus that the average surface is.