CDC: Don't wash your raw chicken!

[MischievousMonkey]

I learned that on the coli a year ago. Never washed it again since.

 

[hatealot]

only cleaning i do is with vinegar or lemon juice . i never wash my chicken with water
even with lemon juice i think its bullshyt n i do it out of habit

 

[Rawtid]

But where else are they supposed to put them ?

Wash them and put them up lol.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I clean my garbage can but that doesn't mean I would make soup in it

If you compare your sink to a garbage can then that sounds like a personal problem

And you do know you’re not supposed to just leave your food actually IN a metal sink... you put it in a bowl

 

[Sauce Dab]

Ya'll heating ya'll chicken? Im taking mine fresh out the pack and eating raw so it still has that fresh out the pack taste to it

 

[julesocean]

I was about to come in here like "NO shyt" but apparently alot of y'all weren't up on the way bacteria works?

The best way to "clean" your chicken is to put it in the pan right out of the package, season in the pan, and COOK that shyt.

"This chicken has bacteria emanating from it's soul lemme wash the outside of it surely that will prevent bacteria from growing on the rest of the chicken" :_banks:

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

If you compare your sink to a garbage can then that sounds like a personal problem

And you do know you’re not supposed to just leave your food actually IN a metal sink... you put it in a bowl

I know that. We talking about people who season food in a metal sink without a bowl.

 

[Brehcepticon]

That was @Barnett114 that said he washing his chicken and other meat with soap and bleach, then cooks it.

Say what now?

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I have a large sink with no separators, so I use a dish pan for my dishes. I have a drying rack on the side. When I prep food all dishes get washed, dishpan is placed on the floor, sink is cleaned and bleached, and then I clean the food.

My dish rack is on the counter next to the stove and its strictly for airdrying dishes

Once the dishes is dry, they get put up. It takes all of 5 min. Then I clean the sink after I put the dishes up to airdry (if I don’t feel the need to run the dishwasher. I don’t use many dishes so I dont use it most of the time).

If I PLAN on cooking to where I need to clean something, i have a clean sink then I put whatever it is in a bowl to clean it before I cook. After, i leave the bowl in the sink until after the other dishes get dirty, usually soaking it.

I don’t leave dirty dishes in the sink for long because it will attract bugs. I DEFINITELY don’t leave random food in the sink either...

nikkas in here comparing their sinks to trashcans and shyt like they just leave shyt lingering for days

 

[Dr. Acula]

Folks talking about cleaning the sink afterwards aren't understanding what the problem is. shyt is atomized and put out as mist all over your kitchen. Including the clothes you're wearing. Unless you're cleaning the whole kitchen you're still spreading shyt. It's not only the water you can see, but as water impacts there are fine mist particles that are created and carries bacteria that can float around the kitchen.

Someone said something about showering but unless your skin is covered in salmonella instead of normal skin bacteria shyt isn't the same ...

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

Wash them and put them up lol.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I know that. We talking about people who season food in a metal sink without a bowl.

Who does that though and what does that got to do with the article saying that people shouldn’t wash their food AT ALL... especially meat.

Who is seasoning their food in the metal sink

 

[O.T.I.S.]

This thread definitely lets me know know not to come to a coli brehs house to eat for a cookout tho

nikkas don’t know how to clean food or dishes/sink

 

[Elle Driver]

ain't there heat in hot water? Ain't there disinfectant soap? Take food prep tips from ppl that make rainbow mac and cheese bruhs...

Disinfectant soap

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Folks talking about cleaning the sink afterwards aren't understanding what the problem is. shyt is atomized and put out as mist all over your kitchen. Including the clothes you're wearing. Unless you're cleaning the whole kitchen you're still spreading shyt. It's not only the water you can see, but as water impacts there are fine mist particles that are created and carries bacteria that can float around the kitchen.

Someone said something about showering but unless your skin is covered in salmonella instead of normal skin bacteria shyt isn't the same ...

What mist though

nikkas washing dishes with showerheads at full blast with nuclear hot water or something???

How I was taught, if you have separated sinks, you fill one side with hot clean water, wash the dishes in it, then rinse in the other side and put them up to dry or dry them immediately.

Even if you don’t do that, there shouldn’t be no mist when you just rinsing off some gotdamn chicken