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    2020-12-25T16:27:59+00:00

    The gut of many animals like chicken is of a harmful bacteria like salmonella which may lead to the infection of the intestinal tract . The presence of salmonella in the gut of chicken may lead to different problems like:

    food poisoning

    typhoid fever
    enteric fever
    gastroenteritis
    other illnesses

    Chicken is a great source of proteins . Chicken meat has high proportion of  protein in it.

    That’s what it must be ensured that the chicken is cooked at a favourable temperature to kill such microorganisms. Cook  chicken until the temperature is raised upto  165°F (74°C) so that all the  microorganisms can be completely killed .

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    2020-12-25T16:28:51+00:00

     

    The gut of many animals like chicken is of a harmful bacteria like salmonella which may lead to the infection of the intestinal tract . The presence of salmonella in the gut of chicken may lead to different problems like:

    food poisoning

    typhoid fever
    enteric fever
    gastroenteritis
    other illnesses

    Chicken is a great source of proteins . Chicken meat has high proportion of  protein in it.

    That’s what it must be ensured that the chicken is cooked at a favourable temperature to kill such microorganisms. Cook  chicken until the temperature is raised upto  165°F (74°C) so that all the  microorganisms can be completely killed .

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    2020-12-25T16:51:32+00:00

    The gut of many animals like chicken is of a harmful bacteria like salmonella which may lead to the infection of the intestinal tract . The presence of salmonella in the gut of chicken may lead to different problems like:

    food poisoning

    typhoid fever

    enteric fever

    gastroenteritis

    other illnesses

    Chicken is a great source of proteins . Chicken meat has high proportion of protein in it.

    That’s what it must be ensured that the chicken is cooked at a favourable temperature to kill such microorganisms. Cook chicken until the temperature is raised upto  165°F (74°C) so that all the microorganisms can be completely killed

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