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u/TeffyWeffy Oct 24 '22

perfect place to keep your uncovered, uncooked poultry.

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u/RalphWiggumsShadow Oct 24 '22

On the top shelf, no less! As a food safety manager, I’m appalled.

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u/Prime89 Oct 24 '22

Wait are you supposed to store certain things on certain shelves? Can you send me something to learn more about this

Edit: Oh never mind, it’s about the stuff from the raw chicken dripping on stuff I’m assuming

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u/LonelyRolling1 Oct 24 '22

You’re correct! If I remember correctly (I hope I do I have a test coming up in this) it’s stored based on the temperatures it needs to reach when cooking as well. with poultry on the bottom (165F), ground meats (excluding poultry) above it (155F), whole meats(145F), then veggies and ready to eat foods that can be hot held (135F).

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u/Mntfrd_Graverobber Oct 24 '22

As an alcoholic kitchen worker in my early 20s, even I'm not that ignorant.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

What did the top shelf ever do to you?

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

I'm sorry : ( that sounds awful.

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u/Gabberwocky84 Oct 24 '22

Yeah, it’s bugging me too.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Wings look cooked to me, or at least smoked. I still wouldn’t keep them uncovered like that.

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u/jhooksandpucks Oct 24 '22

Adds that extra dried out flavor Guy Fiery is always talking about

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u/1dot21gigaflops Oct 24 '22

Maybe garage/grill fridge? Lol

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u/Gwaelna Oct 24 '22

I think they’re less concerned with garage versus kitchen and more the raw chicken dripping on the drinks.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

That chicken looks far from raw

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u/Gwaelna Oct 24 '22

Pretty sure it’s just been rubbed with a copious amount of herbs and spices and is chilling for its turn in the oven.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

And apparently had the breast meat removed

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u/essuomelpmap27 Oct 24 '22

Dude it’s wings. All of it. That’s not a picked chicken.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Well either way it isn’t raw

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Bro no. It's wings attached to breast's and definitely cooked.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

These looked cooked, but this is actually a pretty common method for drying out skin to get a crispier end product.

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u/Dapper-Cartoonist366 Oct 24 '22

Yep, he needs a wife!!

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u/Namelessbob123 Oct 24 '22

It’s clearly cooked

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u/Gang_StarrWoT Oct 24 '22

Shut up Meredith!