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Fight BAC Football Flyer

February 15, 2016

Check out this flyer on how to make your Food Safety Game Plan on Game Day.Fight BAC Football  FlyerFNL

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: cooking at home, Fight BAC, food safety, football, Home food safety, tailgating

Don’t Stand Back, Fight BAC! ®

June 26, 2015

Here’s a video message from one of your fellow BAC Fighters:

Trasca Mason is an Environmental Health Specialist from McDonough, Georgia. She reaches about 6,700 people a year with food safety messages. Of those 6,700 people, 90% say they will provide more food safety training for children and parents. Trasca stays motivated because she knows her food safety education work saves lives. Excellent work, Trasca. Keep on Fighting BAC! ®

 

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: BAC Fighter, Fight BAC, food safety, Food safety education, Georgia, Home food safety

Volunteers in Brazil Run Food Safety Blog

June 26, 2015

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Juliane Dias and team keep food safe by running a food safety blog, Food Safety Brazil. Food Safety Brazil is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating food industry professionals, small business owners, and consumers about food safety. Volunteers keep the blog alive by writing posts daily on a manner of topics including produce sanitation, raw egg consumption, and microwaving tips.

You can visit the blog here: http://foodsafetybrazil.org * Please note all content is in Portuguese.

 

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Brazil, Food handling, food industry, food safety, Food Safety Brazil, Food safety education, Home food safety

BAC Fighter Game Teaches Refrigerator Safety

June 26, 2015

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My go-to food safety educational game for open houses and health fairs is my refrigerator game.  When you only have a minute or two with people, I’ve learned you have to make food safety eye-catching, interactive, and understandable for young kids to older adults.

I made my own mini-refrigerator out of junk Styrofoam and rubber. I have my audience role a dice, and if the number is positive or negative I’ll ask them to tell me one way food was stored correctly or incorrectly in the refrigerator.

Most people walk away learning that you shouldn’t keep your eggs in the refrigerator door despite how most refrigerator are designed, and that an appliance thermometer is important to have.  My audience also learns that the refrigerator should be 40°F or lower, and that meat should be wrapped and placed on a lower shelf.

About the author:

Shauna Henley works for the University of Maryland Extension as a Family & Consumer Sciences educator. She focuses on teaching food safety, nutrition, and physical activity to the great Baltimore community.  

 

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: BAC Fighter, Baltimore, children, Fight BAC, Food handling, food safety, Food safety education, Home food safety, Maryland, older people, seniors

BAC Fighter takes food preservation classes online

June 26, 2015

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Suzanne Driessen, a BAC Fighter with University of Minnesota Extension works online to make sure food is safe from farm to plate!

The renewed interest to grow and purchase local foods quadrupled requests for University of Minnesota Extension food preservation classes. To meet the increased demand with limited human resource capacity, Suzanne Driessen, Food Safety Extension Educator, created 22 five-minute online Food Preservation Mini-Modules. More than 10,246 home preservers have viewed modules. Viewership is global with viewers from Australia, Canada and Germany.

100% of participants indicate use of Internet technology is a good way to receive food preservation information.

View the mini-modules at http://www1.extension.umn.edu/food-safety/preserving/modules/. 

 

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: BAC Fighter, Fight BAC, food safety, Food safety education, Home food safety, Minnesota

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