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According to that linked article, it’s because ppl believe it’ll “clean” the raw chicken making it safer (which seems insane to me unless you’re using soap.. wh
by azinman2 5y ago
According to that linked article, it’s because ppl believe it’ll “clean” the raw chicken making it safer (which seems insane to me unless you’re using soap.. which would be a weird thing to do with meat).
As long as you continue treating everything as if it’s still lined with bacteria, why not wash?
- hammock 5y ago>As long as you continue treating everything as if it’s still lined with bacteria, why not wash? Exactly. I'm not a least-common-denominator that these public health recommendations cater to. Give me the real info please. I am skeptical that they would rinse the chlorine off of the chicken at the factory. That seems like an extra step adding not only cost but risk of a bacterial bloom occurring between the factory and the store/home.