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Not necessarily. I'm capable of cooking a meal, but I've never worked in a restaurant nor taken any food health and safety courses or anything. If tomorrow I s
by swores 3y ago
Not necessarily. I'm capable of cooking a meal, but I've never worked in a restaurant nor taken any food health and safety courses or anything.
If tomorrow I started selling my cooking while displaying a fake certificate about my food safety qualifications it wouldn't automatically mean that anyone who eats my cooking will be hurt, it just means I took the lazy way (which could cause hurt, if by not knowing some food safety info I fuck up somehow, but it doesn't automatically mean the food I make must be unhealthy).
- peddling-brink 3y agoBut if you serve enough food to enough people, you’ll probably get bit by one of those “this rule is written with blood” fun little gotchas and kill someone. Will you properly handle celiac or severe allergies?
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoyep, and then it goes back to what I said originally. the chances being statistically low don't help the person who was hospitalized due to a peanut allergy.
- pests 3y agoBut any place can get bitten by one of those gotchas. In the example, maybe they are a perfectly safe cook by instincts without formal certification. Then nothing would ever be detected, or it would be on par with those who did pass.
- playingalong 3y agoBut there is a reason they cheated. And I guess that wasn't for the lolz or extra adrenaline of some VPs.