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Use a digital thermometer when you cook chicken

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Transcript - Use a digital thermometer when you cook chicken

Words on screen: Which one is cooked?

Images of one, then another, grilled chicken breast.

Next, a symbol of an exclamation point inside a triangle.

Words on screen: It's hard to tell.

You can't know if chicken is safe to eat by how it looks.

Avoid food poisoning: use a digital thermometer.

Image of a grilled chicken breast on a plate with a thermometer in it reading 74 degrees Celcius.

Learn more at Canada dot c-a slash Food Safety.

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2019-05-17

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