556. Storing Celery and Carrots in Water in the Refrigerator
Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of storing celery and carrots submerged in water in the refrigerator.
Dr. Don - risky \u2623\ufe0f\xa0
Professor Ben - risky \u2623\ufe0f
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- Hospital-acquired listeriosis outbreak caused by contaminated diced celery\u2013Texas, 2010 - PubMed
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