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Social Media Toolkit: Eating and Cooking Outdoors

Use the posts and images below to provide helpful food safety information about cooking and eating outdoors to your followers on social media. Please note: to use the images shown below, please click on the image and then download it.

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When Cooking & Eating Outdoors - Image 1

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Cooking and Eating Outdoors

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2- Hou Food Safety Rule

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Food Safety Tips for Eating and Cooking Outdoors

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  • #FoodSafety Tip: When cooking & eating outdoors ensure your hands are clean. https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs [Use Image One]
  • Whether cooking in or out, make sure you keep your hands clean by washing them regularly. https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs #foodsafety #grilling [Use Image One]
  • Planning to have a cookout or BBQ? Keep #foodsafety in mind and keep your meats & veggies separate: https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs [Use Image Two]
  • It's picnic season! As you enjoy the sun, great company and good food, keep the 2-hour #foodsafety rule in mind. https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs [Use Image Three]
  • Planning a BBQ, cookout or picnic? Use our 5 #foodsafety tips: Clean, Separate, Cook, Chill & Watch the Time: https://goo.gl/1JktCH [Use Animated Gif]
  • While you're in the sun, make sure perishable food items remain cool. Keep them stored in the cooler at 40 °F or below until serving time. https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs [Use Image Four]

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  • Summer…Independence Day, National Grilling Month, PICNIC! Celebrating July with a picnic? Keep it healthy. Grab some fruits and vegetables. But don’t pack the germs… https://go.usa.gov/xNGbs [Use Animated Gif]
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