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10018535 No.10018535 [Reply] [Original]

Is there any way you can tell if the grocery store salmon or chicken you bought is safe to leave a little pink in the middle? I often do because it's much juicer but sooner or later I'll probably get unlucky with salmonella or something

>> No.10018539
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>>10018535
>salmonella

>> No.10018546

>>10018539
>salmon or chicken

>> No.10018547

I have been cooking my chicken medium rare no matter how cheap for 25 years and I’ve never got sick.

>> No.10018564

consider that some people prepare salmon and chicken totally raw

obviously, these salmon and chicken are as fresh as can be (the chicken is often butchered not long ago)

>> No.10018703

>>10018547
Yeah, my logic is that I'd rather get food poisoning once or twice than eat dry chicken for 10 years

>>10018564
That's why I specifically said grocery store products

>> No.10018741

>>10018547
>chicken medium rare
gross

>> No.10018901

Just get a thermometer and look up what’s save to eat. The minimum temp is still pretty juicy.

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>>10018547